Remy, Linguini, Colette, Chef Skinner, Gusteau, Anton Ego, and the rat family fill 44 printable designs, shared as Ratatouille coloring pages, with kitchens and cheese raids.
What’s Inside This Collection
Remy on His Own
Eleven pages show Remy tasting cheese, smelling cheese, holding a spoon, adding seasoning, stirring a pot, rowing in a dish, and standing in a chef’s hat.
Remy and the Rat Family
Nine pages show the rats, with Remy and Emile stealing cheese, Emile holding a potato, a group portrait of the rat family, and Django.
Linguini
Six pages show Linguini in the kitchen, chopping vegetables, mopping the floor, and holding a mop and bucket.
Linguini and Remy
Five pages pair the two, including Remy teaching Linguini to cook, Linguini talking to Remy, and a page with Colette beside them.
Colette
Three pages show Colette cooking, beating eggs, and in a portrait.
Linguini and Colette
Two pages pair the two, including one with Colette on her motorcycle.
Chef Skinner
Four pages show Chef Skinner tasting soup, scolding Linguini, and in a stern portrait.
Gusteau and Anton Ego
Four pages show the great chef Auguste Gusteau, the critic Anton Ego at lunch, and a table scene with Anton, Colette, and Linguini.
What Ratatouille Coloring Pages Do
The American Academy of Pediatrics has long connected structured coloring activities with fine motor skill growth in kids ages 2 to 7. For younger hands the best fit is single-character pages, and for older colorists it is busy kitchen scenes.
The Art Therapy Journal’s 2005 study reported measurable anxiety reductions following structured coloring activities. Warm, detailed kitchen scenes give the hand a small, steady job to do.
Ratatouille is a 2007 Pixar film written and directed by Brad Bird, released on June 29, 2007, that follows Remy, a rat who dreams of becoming a chef, and it won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.
How to Color Ratatouille Pages Well
- Remy: a soft blue-gray for the fur, with a lighter gray on the belly and a pink nose and ears.
- Chef whites: leave the chef’s jackets and hats white, with a light gray for the folds.
- Food: warm yellows for cheese, rich reds and greens for vegetables, and a golden brown for bread.
- Copper pots: a metallic orange and brown with a white highlight.
- Kitchen backgrounds: a soft brown for the brick walls and a cool gray for the stove keep the characters bright.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Ratatouille Coloring Pages
1. Pretend Menu
Color a kitchen scene, glue it onto a folded sheet, and write a menu of favorite foods inside.
2. Chef Hat Headband
Color a Remy page, cut out the chef hat, and glue it onto a paper headband.
3. Cheese Collage
Color a cheese page and glue small yellow paper holes and triangles onto the cheese.
4. Character Stick Puppets
Color Remy, Linguini, and Colette, trim the shapes out, and attach each one to a craft stick; a shoebox stage completes the Character Stick Puppets.
5. Recipe Card Bookmark
For the Recipe Card Bookmark, color a tall page, cut away the margins and keep a slender strip, and tape the strip flat so the Recipe Card Bookmark lasts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the 11 solo Remy pages really free?
Yes, the 11 solo Remy pages, along with the other 33 designs, come at no charge, with no newsletter to join.
Can the Colette pages be colored digitally?
Yes, the Colette pages work on screen; a touch screen is all it takes for that.
When did Ratatouille first arrive?
Ratatouille was released on June 29, 2007, and it was written and directed by Brad Bird.
Was Ratatouille an Academy Award winner?
Yes, the film took home the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.
Who is Remy?
Remy is a young rat with a keen sense of taste and smell who dreams of becoming a chef, and 11 pages in this collection show him on his own.
Who is in the Ratatouille cast of pages?
Remy, Emile, Django, Linguini, Colette, Chef Skinner, Auguste Gusteau, and Anton Ego all have pages.
Are there pages with the rat family?
Yes, nine pages show Remy, Emile, Django, and the rat family.
How can a colored Ratatouille page be reused?
A Ratatouille printable after coloring is the starting point for the Chef Hat Headband idea, the Pretend Menu, and the Recipe Card Bookmark idea, with the Character Stick Puppets project as another route.
Remy’s kitchen and the whole Paris crew are covered. All 44 designs in this set come at no charge, on paper or online. Completed artwork can travel to Pinterest, Facebook, or both from the buttons built into the page.
