Free Simone Biles Coloring Pages: 17 printable PDF designs of the most decorated gymnast in history, showing her in Team USA competition, at the Paris 2024 Olympics, holding her medals, smiling in portraits, and as a cute chibi. Not one sheet carries a fee, whether printed or colored digitally.
Simone Biles was born on March 14, 1997, in Columbus, Ohio, and grew up in Spring, Texas, where she started gymnastics at age 6 after a daycare field trip to a gym. At the 2016 Rio Olympics, she won four gold medals and a bronze, and at Paris 2024, she added three more golds, in the team, all-around, and vault events, plus a silver on floor. With 11 Olympic medals and more than 30 World Championship medals, she holds more combined titles than any gymnast ever. Five skills across floor, vault, and beam carry her name, and in 2022, she received the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Simple portraits give beginners easy faces and leotards to fill. Competition and medal scenes add flags, podiums, and more detail for older fans.
What’s Inside This Collection
Olympic and competition scenes, medal moments, portraits, and a chibi design make up the 17 pages.
Olympic and Competition Scenes
Seven pages show Simone representing Team USA, competing at the Olympics, and performing at Paris 2024. Color her leotard in Red, White, and Navy with sparkly Silver stars.
Medals and Achievements
Three sheets show her with medals and a celebration of her achievements. Fill the medals Gold with a darker Ochre edge and add a Red, White, and Blue ribbon.
Portraits
Six designs show smiling, happy, and portrait-style Simone. Use warm Brown skin tones with soft shading and a bright smile.
Chibi Simone
One cute chibi page offers a playful version. Give it big sparkling eyes and a Pink or Purple leotard.
What Simone Biles Coloring Pages Do
Inspiring confidence and perseverance. Simone started gymnastics at age 6 and kept training through injuries and setbacks to become a champion. Her story shows kids that big goals come from steady practice. After coloring, children can write one thing they are working hard to learn, like a cartwheel, a math skill, or a new song, and keep their page as a reminder.
Opening conversations about mental health. At the Tokyo Olympics, Simone withdrew from several events to protect her mental and physical safety, then returned to win in Paris. Her decision lets families raise, without pressure, the idea of listening to one’s body and feelings, asking for help, and knowing that taking a break can be a strong decision.
Building fine motor skills with detail. Leotard patterns, medal ribbons, and flags challenge kids to color carefully within small spaces. That kind of careful work strengthens the hand control children rely on for writing, buttons, and shoelaces, a progression laid out in pediatric milestone advice (American Academy of Pediatrics). Older kids can try shading a sparkly leotard by leaving small white spots for shine.
Encouraging calm focus. Elite gymnasts rely on focus routines before they mount the beam, and a coloring page can teach kids a small version of the same habit. Psychologists Curry and Kasser compared mandala and plaid outlines with blank paper in a 2005 experiment published in Art Therapy, and the patterned outlines left people noticeably calmer. Families can make one Simone page a pre-practice or pre-test ritual: take three slow breaths, pick a color plan, and finish one section before moving on.
How to Color Simone Biles Pages Well
- Team USA leotard: Use Red, White, and Navy with tiny Silver star sparkles.
- Shiny medals: Color medals Gold and add White streaks for shine.
- Skin tones: Choose warm Brown and add soft Cocoa shading along the cheeks and arms.
- Hair: Use Dark Brown or Black with a few lighter strands for texture.
- Flags: Keep stripes neat and stars White on a Navy field.
- Arena background: Add a Light Blue floor mat and bright spotlights.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Simone Biles Coloring Pages
1. Gold Medal Craft
Color a medal page, cut out the medal, and attach a ribbon for a pretend podium ceremony.
2. Goal Poster
Color a portrait and write personal goals around it in bright markers.
3. Olympic Timeline
Color the Rio and Paris pages and create a simple timeline of her Olympic medals.
4. Leotard Design Challenge
Color a leotard in your own pattern and colors to design a custom competition outfit.
5. Gymnastics Bookmark
Trim the colored chibi and tape her to the top of a narrow card so she can mark a page in a favorite book.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Simone Biles coloring pages?
These are 17 free printable sheets of gymnast Simone Biles, featuring Olympic scenes, medal moments, portraits, and a chibi design. Print them or color online.
Who is Simone Biles?
Simone Biles is an American gymnast born in 1997. She is the most decorated gymnast in history, with 11 Olympic medals and more than 30 World Championship medals.
How many Olympic gold medals has Simone Biles won?
She has won seven Olympic gold medals: four at Rio 2016 and three at Paris 2024.
What skills are named after Simone Biles?
Five skills are named after her, including moves on the floor exercise, vault, and balance beam.
Where did Simone Biles grow up?
She was born in Columbus, Ohio, and raised in Spring, Texas, near Houston.
What happened at the Tokyo Olympics?
She withdrew from several events to protect her health and safety, then returned to win a team silver and a bronze on beam.
What age are Simone Biles coloring pages for?
Kindergartners can start with the smiling portraits, and fans up to about 12 enjoy the busier podium and arena scenes.
When did Simone Biles start gymnastics?
She began gymnastics at age 6 after visiting a gym on a daycare field trip.
Start Coloring
Choose a medal moment, an Olympic scene, or the chibi Simone, print it, or add sparkle to her leotard digitally, account-free. Future Olympians can post each finished routine on Facebook or Pinterest.
