Free Toopy and Binoo the Movie coloring pages: 19 printable PDF designs featuring Toopy, Binoo, and the new characters introduced in their first feature film. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.
Toopy and Binoo were created by Quebec author Dominique Jolin, first appearing in a French-language children’s book series in the mid-1990s before Jolin and director Raymond Lebrun adapted them into an animated television series produced by Echo Média. Toopy is a gray mouse who wears a red shirt with yellow stripes and does most of the talking, while Binoo is a small white cat with a pink nose who communicates mostly through gestures. Toopy and Binoo: The Movie reached Canadian theaters on August 11, 2023, and follows the pair alongside a genie named Dorothy as they search for Binoo’s missing stuffed toy, meeting new characters like twin seagulls and a princess along the way. This collection covers scenes and characters from that film.
The set covers 19 pages in total, from simple single-character portraits to full scenes with several characters from the movie.
What Is Inside This Collection
The 19 pages are split between the two familiar leads, the new movie characters, and full scenes from the film.
Toopy and Binoo Portraits
Toopy, Binoo, and Toopy and Binoo with Mirror give kids simple, single- or double-character pages that focus on the pair’s classic look.
New Movie Characters
Dorothy, Jean-Jacques, and Jacques-Henri, and Princess introduce the characters added for the film, alongside Binoo Hugs Stuffed Animals and Toothbrushes, which features Binoo’s toy from the story.
Adventure Scenes
Binoo and Toopy Fly, Toopy and Binoo Fly a Plane in the Sky, Toopy and Binoo Ice Skating, Toopy and Binoo Chasing Each Other, and Toopy and Binoo Playing Fun in the Garden show the pair in motion across several settings from the movie.
Everyday Moments and Movie Art
Toopy Prepares to Brush Teeth and Toopy Walks on the Street cover quieter daily routines, while Characters from Toopy and Binoo the Movie and the two movie poster pages give a wider view of the full cast.
What Toopy and Binoo Coloring Pages Do
Fine motor development. The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7. The rounded, simple shapes of Toopy and Binoo suit the youngest colorers working on basic control.
Reinforces a familiar friendship story. Toopy and Binoo’s dynamic, where one talks through every idea and the other responds through gesture and expression, gives young kids a simple model for noticing how a quiet friend can still communicate clearly.
Anxiety reduction through focus. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions. Familiar, low-detail characters like these work well for a short calming activity before or after screen time.
Builds pre-reading recognition skills. Coloring the same two characters across several scenes helps preschoolers practice recognizing a character by shape and color alone, a skill that carries over into early picture-book reading.
How to Color Toopy and Binoo Pages Well
- Toopy’s fur: Use Gray as the base color, then add a lighter Silver highlight along the top of his ears and back for a soft, rounded look.
- Toopy’s shirt: Color the shirt Red with Yellow stripes, keeping the stripes evenly spaced so the shirt reads clearly at a glance.
- Binoo’s fur: Leave Binoo mostly White or use a very light Gray wash, then add his signature Pink nose and the pink insides of his ears.
- Dorothy the genie: Use warm jewel tones like Purple or Turquoise Blue for her outfit to give her a magical, storybook feel distinct from Toopy and Binoo’s simpler colors.
- Backgrounds and skies: Keep skies a soft Sky Blue and grass a solid Green so the two main characters stay the visual focus of each page.
- Movie poster pages: Save bolder colors like Red or Orange for any title lettering, and color the character group first so the lettering can be shaded to stand out afterward.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Toopy and Binoo Coloring Pages
1. Character Stickers. Color a page, cut around the character, glue it to cardstock for extra durability, and add double-sided tape to the back to make a reusable sticker.
2. Paper Standees. Color and cut out a character, glue it to cardstock, and attach a small folded paper base so it can stand upright on a shelf or desk.
3. Party Decorations. Color several pages, cut out the characters, and glue them onto plain paper plates, cups, or a strip of ribbon to build simple Toopy and Binoo-themed party decor.
4. Character Matching Cards. Color two of each favorite character, glue each onto a small square of cardstock, and use the set to play a simple memory-matching game.
5. Decorated Gift Box. Color a page, cut out the image, and glue it to the lid or side of a small gift box for a personalized Toopy and Binoo present topper.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Toopy and Binoo coloring pages?
Toopy and Binoo coloring pages are free printable or online designs showing the two title characters and the cast from Toopy and Binoo: The Movie. This collection has 19 pages, available as PDF downloads or in the browser-based coloring tool.
Who created Toopy and Binoo?
Toopy and Binoo were created by Quebec author Dominique Jolin, who introduced them in a French-language children’s book series in the mid-1990s. Jolin later worked with director Raymond Lebrun to adapt the characters into an animated television series produced by Echo Média.
What kind of animal is Toopy, and what kind is Binoo?
Toopy is a gray mouse who wears a red shirt with yellow stripes and does most of the talking in the story. Binoo is a small white cat with a pink nose who communicates mainly through gestures and expressions rather than speech.
Who are Dorothy, Jean-Jacques, and Jacques-Henri?
Dorothy is a genie who joins Toopy and Binoo in the movie, and Jean-Jacques and Jacques-Henri are twin seagull characters that the group meets along the way. Both appear as standalone coloring pages in this collection.
Which pages show scenes from the movie itself?
Pages like Toopy and Binoo Fly a Plane in the Sky, Toopy and Binoo Ice Skating, and Characters from Toopy and Binoo the Movie pull directly from settings and group shots in the film, alongside two separate movie poster designs.
When did Toopy and Binoo: The Movie come out?
Toopy and Binoo: The Movie opened in Canadian theaters on August 11, 2023, as the first feature-length film built around the characters after their long-running animated television series.
Are Toopy and Binoo coloring pages suitable for young children?
Yes. The characters use simple, rounded shapes with minimal fine detail, matching the preschool age range the original show and movie were made for. None of the designs includes content that would concern parents.
What happens in Toopy and Binoo: The Movie?
Toopy and a genie named Dorothy accidentally lose Binoo’s stuffed toy, so the group sets out to find it, meeting new friends like twin seagulls and a princess along the way. The coloring pages in this set draw on characters and settings from that story without spoiling specific scenes.
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