Emoji Coloring Pages
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Jennifer Thoa - Content Editor & Designer
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Smiley and heart eyes faces, feelings worksheets, quote pages, and party themes: these emoji coloring pages offer 91 printable designs, with food, holiday, and character emoji along the way.
What’s Inside This Collection
Classic Emoji Faces
The core of the collection is the familiar faces, including surprised, thinking, star eyes, sleeping, shushing, pleading, winking, sunglasses, kissing, and laughing with tears, plus a hug, heart hands, and several thumbs up designs.
Big Feelings
Four pages show angry or furious faces, and six show sad, crying, worried, nervous, frustrated, or confused faces, giving children a way to color the harder emotions as well as the happy ones.
Learning and Activity Pages
Six pages go beyond coloring, with a trace and color worksheet, a mood tracker, a maze, a feelings worksheet, a color by number page, and a draw your own emoji template.
Quotes and Doodle Pages
Six pages pair emoji with short quotes, such as Stay Fabulous and She Believed, and around ten doodle and pattern pages fill a whole sheet with mixed emoji faces.
Themed and Character Emoji
Themed pages include Halloween, Christmas, and birthday emoji, six food-themed emoji such as pizza, ice cream, and a donut, two unicorns, two princesses, and angel and devil faces. Four pages show characters from The Emoji Movie, and three silly pages feature the poop emoji.
What Emoji Coloring Pages Do
What does guided, structured coloring do for children aged 2 through 7? The American Academy of Pediatrics highlights stronger fine motor control. Bold round faces are made of large simple shapes that small hands fill easily.
A 2005 Art Therapy Journal paper confirmed measurable anxiety reductions after sessions of structured coloring. Coloring a face that matches how a child feels, such as a sad or angry emoji, can turn into a moment of quiet focus.
Emojis are also a simple visual vocabulary for feelings, so the mood tracker and feelings worksheet pages give children an easy way to practice naming emotions at home or in a classroom.
How to Color Emoji Pages Well
- Classic yellow: a bright yellow base is the traditional look for most emoji faces and keeps every page instantly recognizable.
- Match the feeling: try red for angry faces, light blue for tears and sad faces, and pink for blushing cheeks and hearts.
- Heart eyes and stars: use red or pink for heart eyes and gold for star eyes so these details stand out against the yellow.
- Doodle pages: pick a limited color scheme, such as three or four colors, so a busy pattern page looks organized instead of chaotic.
- Quote pages: color the lettering in a contrasting shade so the message is easy to read beside the emoji.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Emoji Coloring Pages
1. Mood Chart
Color several faces showing different feelings, cut them out, and glue them to a card to make a simple daily mood chart.
2. Feelings Flashcards
Color a set of emoji faces, cut them into cards, and use them in a feelings matching game.
3. Emoji Party Garland
For the Emoji Party Garland, color the party and birthday emoji pages, snip them out, and hang each one from a string with small pieces of tape.
4. Emoji Sticker Sheet
Print a favorite face on a full sheet of labels, color it, and cut it out to decorate a folder.
5. Message Card
For the Message Card, color one of the quote pages, place the picture on the front of a card and smooth it down, and put a personal note on the inside for a friend.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a free download available for the learning and activity pages?
Yes. The learning and activity pages and the other 85 printables download without paying, without any sign-up.
Can the angry and sad face pages be colored without a printer?
Yes, the angry and sad face pages run on screen; a smartphone covers the whole job for that.
Are there emoji pages for learning about feelings?
Yes, the collection includes a mood tracker, a feelings worksheet, and faces showing happy, sad, angry, worried, and confused emotions.
Are there activity pages besides coloring?
Yes, six pages are activities, including a trace and color worksheet, a maze, a color by number page, and a draw your own emoji template.
Are there emoji pages with quotes?
Yes, six pages pair emoji with short quotes, including Stay Fabulous, She Believed, and Girl Power.
Are there holiday and party emoji pages?
Yes, the collection includes Halloween, Christmas, and birthday emoji pages, plus food emoji such as pizza, ice cream, and a donut.
Are characters from The Emoji Movie included?
Yes, four pages show characters from The Emoji Movie, including Gene and a high-five design.
Is it suitable to give the emoji pages to young children?
Yes, the bold, round faces work well for young children, while the doodle and pattern pages give older children and adults more detail to color.
Smileys, feelings worksheets, quotes, and party faces are all covered. These 91 pages are completely free, and registration never comes up. Finished work can be shared on Facebook or Pinterest without leaving the page.
