Free Mike the Knight Coloring Pages: 48 printable PDF designs from the preschool adventure series, starring young Mike with his sword, shield, and trusty horse Galahad, his little sister Evie and her pet Mr. Cuddles, the two friendly dragons Sparkie and Squirt, Queen Martha, the singing bard Fernando, the troll family, the dancing Vikings, and village friends like Mrs. Piecrust and Mr. Blacksmith. A Christmas page with Santa and a papercraft sheet adds extra fun. Printing runs through a free PDF for every page, and tablets work for digital coloring too.
Mike the Knight was created by Alexander Bar and produced by Nelvana and HIT Entertainment. It premiered in 2011 on Treehouse TV in Canada and CBeebies in the United Kingdom, and later aired on Nick Jr. in the United States, producing 75 episodes across three seasons. Set in the kingdom of Glendragon, it follows Mike, a knight-in-training who wants to be as brave as his father, the King, who is away exploring other lands.
These pages are built for small hands. Mike’s armor, the round-bodied dragons, and Galahad offer big, friendly shapes that toddlers can fill with a few crayons, while the troll, Viking, and village scenes give older preschoolers more characters and backgrounds to explore. Many families like coloring a matching set of Mike, Evie, and the dragons together.
What’s Inside This Collection
Mike leads roughly half of the 48 designs, while the dragons, Evie, Galahad, the trolls, and the villagers fill the rest.
Mike the Knight
Mike poses with his sword and shield, rides Galahad, trains with Sparkie, and even stands on a mangonel. Color his armor Silver with Gray shading, give his tunic a bold Red, and finish with Brown hair.
Sparkie and Squirt
Sparkie, the fire-breathing dragon, and Squirt, the water-squirting dragon, appear alone, together, and with Mike. Use a warm Red and Orange for Sparkie and a cool Blue and Light Blue for Squirt so their fire and water powers are easy to see.
Evie and Mr. Cuddles
Evie, Mike’s little sister and a wizard-in-training, appears alone, with Mike, and with her pet Mr. Cuddles. Try a magical palette of Purple and Pink for Evie’s wizard outfit with Yellow stars, and soft Brown for Mr. Cuddles.
Galahad, the Queen, and Village Friends
Galahad, Queen Martha with her bouquet, Fernando with his guitar, Mrs. Piecrust, Mr. Blacksmith, and Yip round out the kingdom. Light, creamy tones suit Galahad, a regal gown with a Gold crown suits Queen Martha, and bright, cheerful colors suit the singing, Fernando.
Trolls, Vikings, and Special Pages
Ma Troll, Pa Troll, Trollee, the Vikings, a Christmas page with Santa, and a papercraft sheet add variety. Earthy Greens and Browns work for the trolls, Gray helmets and bushy Orange beards look great on the Vikings, and use Red and White for Santa.
What Mike the Knight Coloring Pages Do
Learning from mistakes. In almost every episode, Mike tries to solve a problem his own way, makes a mistake, and then learns to do it right. Coloring his adventures gives parents a gentle way to talk about trying again and learning from errors. Kids can share a time they made a mistake and fixed it.
Building early hand control. For little ones between 2 and 7, coloring trains grip strength and coordination, abilities the American Academy of Pediatrics urges parents to nurture at home before formal writing begins. The big, rounded shapes of Mike, the dragons, and Galahad suit toddlers, while the Viking and village pages offer more details for older preschoolers.
A calm, happy activity. Adults felt noticeably calmer after a structured coloring task, the Art Therapy Journal found in 2005. Friendly dragons and bright castle scenes make coloring a comforting part of the day, especially before naps or bedtime.
Teaching kindness and teamwork. Mike succeeds when he listens to his friends, helps his sister, and treats everyone in the kingdom with respect. Team pages give parents a natural opening to discuss friendship and cooperation. Kids can color a page for a sibling or friend who helps them.
How to Color Mike the Knight Pages Well
- Shiny armor: Color the armor Silver and leave white streaks on the curved parts to make it gleam.
- Fire and water dragons: Keep Sparkie warm with Reds and Oranges, and Squirt cool with Blues.
- Magic stars: Add Yellow stars and swirls around Evie’s spells for a sparkly effect.
- Galahad’s mane: Use a slightly darker shade than his body for the mane and tail so they stand out.
- Castle backgrounds: Color Glendragon’s castle, gray stone with Blue flags and a Green hill.
- Simple palettes for toddlers: Use three or four bright colors per page so young children are not overwhelmed.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Mike the Knight Coloring Pages
1. Paper Knight Shield
Color a Mike page, then cut a shield shape from cardboard and decorate it in bold knightly colors.
2. Fire and Water Dragon Poster
Color Sparkie and Squirt, trim them, and mount the pair on a poster split into a red fire side and a blue water side.
3. Evie’s Magic Wand
Color Evie’s page and make a wand from a paper towel tube with a star on top to cast pretend spells.
4. Glendragon Map
Color several characters and place them on a hand-drawn map of the kingdom with a castle, a troll cave, and a Viking ship.
5. Mike’s Papercraft Figure
Color the papercraft page, cut along the lines, and fold it into a standing Mike figure for pretend adventures.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Mike the Knight Coloring Pages?
Mike the Knight Coloring Pages bundle 48 free outlines showing Mike, Evie, Sparkie, Squirt, Galahad, the trolls, the Vikings, and other Glendragon characters, with paper and screen versions of every page.
Who created Mike the Knight?
Alexander Bar created Mike the Knight, and the series was produced by Nelvana and HIT Entertainment. It aired from 2011 to 2017 on Treehouse TV, CBeebies, and Nick Jr.
Who is Mike the Knight?
Mike is a young knight-in-training who lives in Glendragon Castle with his mother, Queen Martha, and his sister, Evie. He wants to be a brave knight like his father, the King.
Who are Sparkie and Squirt?
Sparkie and Squirt are Mike’s two dragon friends. Sparkie breathes fire, Squirt squirts water, and both join Mike on his missions.
Who is Evie?
Evie is Mike’s younger sister and a wizard-in-training. Her spells often go wrong in funny ways, and her pet is named Mr. Cuddles.
Who is Galahad?
Galahad is Mike’s loyal horse. He carries Mike on his adventures around Glendragon and is always ready to help.
What age are Mike the Knight coloring pages for?
Because the show targets preschoolers, this set fits kids roughly 2 to 6. Simple character pages are great for toddlers, and village scenes suit older preschoolers.
What is Mike’s catchphrase?
Before each mission, Mike says, “Be a knight, do it right!” The line reminds kids to try their best and do things the right way.
Start Coloring
Be a knight, do it right, and pick a favorite from the 48 designs: download a no-cost copy for paper or color on a device without signing in. Little artists can post finished knights and dragons to Facebook or Pinterest with a tap.
