Corn the unicorn, Peg the pegasus, and the Galloping Grove neighbors star on 31 printable pages, all gathered in the Corn and Peg coloring pages collection, from character pages to town scenes.
What’s Inside This Collection
Corn and Peg Together
Six pages show the two best friends side by side, in happy, funny, and lovely poses.
Corn and Peg on Their Own
Four pages show one friend at a time, two titled Peg and two titled Corn.
Sheriff Swiftstone
Two pages show the town sheriff, one in a badge and sunglasses, and one beside Corn and Peg at a traffic light.
Captain Thunderhoof
Three pages show Captain Thunderhoof with wings spread, one of them with Corn and Peg in the clouds.
Mayor Montagu
Two pages show the mayor, one in glasses and a mustache, and one with Corn and Peg carrying boxes.
Galloping Grove Neighbors
Six pages show the townspeople, including Todd, Farmer Shire, Chef Rigatoni, Clarissa, Clarissa with friends, and Ferris and Ferdy.
Story Scenes
Seven pages show full town scenes, many with a short story line printed at the top, including a shop scene, a search for lost toys, a healing leaf, the mayor’s house, a crowd of pony pals, a fire truck, and Corn and Peg with friends.
Show Logo
One page shows the Corn and Peg logo in a cloud shape.
What Corn and Peg Coloring Pages Do
Where kids ages 2 through 7 are concerned, the American Academy of Pediatrics connects structured coloring activities with stronger fine motor control. Early learners get single-character pages with big, clear shapes; older children get story scenes with many small characters.
Measurable anxiety reductions followed sessions of structured coloring, according to a paper in the Art Therapy Journal dated 2005. Flowing manes, tails, and flowers on the ponies give a colorist something steady to concentrate on.
Corn and Peg is an animated series produced by Nelvana that premiered in the United States on March 4, 2019, and follows Corn, a unicorn, and Peg, a pegasus, as they try to make their town of Galloping Grove a better place.
How to Color Corn and Peg Pages Well
- Manes and tails: rainbow stripes or two matching shades make the flowing hair stand out.
- Sheriff: A yellow badge and dark glasses help the sheriff look official.
- Captain Thunderhoof: soft blues and whites on the wings make the clouds behind feel airy.
- Town scenes: warm browns for shelves and doors, and a light color for walls keep the characters in front.
- Printed story lines: the short sentences at the top of some pages can be read aloud before coloring.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Corn and Peg Coloring Pages
1. Galloping Grove Town Map
Color several scene pages and glue them to a large sheet to make a town map.
2. Sheriff Badge
Color the sheriff page, then cut a star from cardstock to wear as a badge.
3. Pony Stick Puppets
Color the single-character pages, cut them out, and tape each to a craft stick.
4. Wing Headband
Color the winged pages and glue paper feather shapes onto a headband.
5. Friendship Poster
Color a Corn and Peg together page and write a kind word beside each character.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it okay to print the two Sheriff Swiftstone pages for free?
Yes, the two Sheriff Swiftstone pages carry no charge, and it works the same for the other 29 designs, with no email address to hand over.
Can the logo page be completed on a smartphone?
Yes, the logo page works on screen, so a tablet is enough on its own.
Who are Corn and Peg?
They are best friends in an animated series, with Corn a unicorn and Peg a pegasus, who try to make Galloping Grove a better place.
What is Galloping Grove?
It is the town where Corn and Peg live, and the scene pages show its shops, the mayor’s house, and a fire truck.
Which pages show the town leaders?
Two pages show Sheriff Swiftstone, and two show Mayor Montagu.
Which pages have printed story lines?
Six of the seven story scenes and several of the neighbor pages carry a short sentence at the top that can be read aloud.
Is there a page with the show logo?
Yes, one page shows the Corn and Peg logo in a cloud shape.
Which Corn and Peg pages turn into toys and props?
Pony pages become stick puppets, winged pages become a headband, the sheriff page becomes a badge, the town scenes become a map, and a friendship poster uses the two best friends together.
The sheriff, Captain Thunderhoof, and the Galloping Grove neighbors are all here. Altogether, the 31 designs download without a fee, and registration never comes up. The finished page can be saved to Facebook or Pinterest through the page’s own sharing bar.
