Merlin, Wart, Archimedes, Madam Mim, Sir Ector, Kay, and the sword in the anvil are covered by 33 printable designs from the Disney film, collected in these Sword in the Stone coloring pages.
What’s Inside This Collection
Merlin on His Own
Four pages show the wizard, one at a table with a crystal ball and an hourglass, two in a tall, pointed hat and long robe, and one holding a wand beside a carpet bag.
Merlin With Friends
Six pages pair Merlin with other characters, including Wart and Archimedes beside a clock, Wart carrying a sword, Wart with books, a crown being placed on Wart’s head, Sir Ector, and Archimedes.
Wart
Four pages show Wart, also called Arthur, kneeling to scrub, washing a tall pile of dishes, holding the sword, and standing with his hands on his hips.
The Sword and the Anvil
Three pages feature the sword, with Wart pulling it from the anvil, a figure at the anvil beside a knight holding a flag, and a simple sword in a stone with stars.
Sir Ector and Kay
Three pages show the household, with Sir Ector beside Wart and a broom, Kay holding a bow while Wart climbs a branch, and Sir Ector holding a sword.
Madam Mim
Six pages show Madam Mim, including a dragon form, a dancing pose, a dramatic arms-out pose, a scene at a table, a happy pose, and a long striped snake form next to a small creature.
Archimedes the Owl
Two pages show Archimedes, one perched on a branch and one with outstretched wings.
Squirrels, Birds, and a Goat
Four pages show animals, including two squirrels in a tree, a squirrel in a close pose, a large bird chasing a smaller one through the clouds, and a goat on its hind legs.
Film Title Page
One page shows the film title above the sword in the anvil, with a castle in the background.
What Sword in the Stone Coloring Pages Do
Fine motor skill development is a chief benefit of structured coloring practice for youngsters in the 2 to 7 age range, as the American Academy of Pediatrics stresses. Whether it is single Merlin, Wart, and Archimedes pages for beginners or the kitchen and wizard scenes for older colorists, there is a fitting page.
A 2005 Art Therapy Journal paper documented a measurable decline in anxiety once participants finished structured coloring sessions. Beards, robe folds, and feathers hold attention without any strain.
The Sword in the Stone is a Disney animated film directed by Wolfgang Reitherman, based on T. H. White’s novel, and released in the United States on December 25, 1963. It was the last animated film Walt Disney Productions released in Walt Disney’s lifetime.
How to Color the Sword in the Stone Pages Well
- Merlin’s robe: a deep blue or purple, with a lighter shade on the folds and gray for the beard.
- Sword and stone: silver or gray for the blade, gold for the hilt, and a darker gray for the stone.
- Archimedes: browns and creams in layers help show the feathers.
- Madam Mim: bold, wild colors suit the dramatic poses, with purple and green for the dragon form.
- Castle scenes: warm gray for the stone walls and a bright color for flags and banners.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Sword in the Stone Coloring Pages
1. Wizard Hat
Color a Merlin page, then roll card stock into a cone and glue on paper stars.
2. Sword in the Stone Diorama
Color the sword page and stand it in a clay lump set inside a small box.
3. Owl Puppet
Start the Owl Puppet with an Archimedes page, colored and cut out, then staple it to a paper-bag base.
4. Castle Banner
Color the title page and string it along a ribbon with paper flags.
5. Character Bookmarks
Color the Wart and Merlin pages, trim them into strips, and cover them with clear tape.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the six Madam Mim pages really free?
Yes. The six Madam Mim pages and the other 27 pages can be printed without paying, and nobody has to register.
Can the two Archimedes pages be finished online?
Yes, the two Archimedes pages run inside the site’s online tool, so any computer does the job.
Who is Wart in The Sword in the Stone?
Wart is the nickname of the boy who grows up to be King Arthur, and several pages here title him Arthur.
Who directed The Sword in the Stone?
Wolfgang Reitherman directed the film, which was released in the United States on December 25, 1963.
Which pages show Madam Mim?
Six pages show Madam Mim, including a dragon form and a long snake form.
Where does the story come from?
The film is based on T. H. White’s novel The Sword in the Stone.
Which pages show Archimedes the owl?
Two pages show Archimedes on his own, and several Merlin pages include him as well.
What could a colored Sword in the Stone page become in a classroom?
Once colored, a Sword in the Stone page turns into the Owl Puppet craft, the Castle Banner idea, or the Wizard Hat project, with the Sword in the Stone Diorama as another route.
Wizards, knights, owls, and a sword in an anvil are all included. These 33 pages cost nothing, and every file opens right away. Colored pages can be added to Pinterest boards or Facebook feeds after tapping the sharing icon.
