Planets of the solar system printable

Are there printable planet coloring sheets?

These printables are for personal, non-commercial use only. Scroll down the page to see all of our printable planet coloring sheets. There are simple printable pictures of planets for young children to color in, plus a range of fun solar system coloring pages with everything you might expect to see in space.

How many planets are in the Solar System?

Our next solar system coloring page shows all the eight planets and their placement according to the Sun. You can use this sheet to show your little one which planets are the closest to the Sun and which are the farthest. Print this free coloring sheet for your child and invite them to color each planet as realistically as possible.

How do you make a solar system printable?

If you chose the version of the printable that is outlines, use some markers or crayons to color the sun and planets for your solar system craft. Then cut out all of the pieces and fold each of the planets on the dotted line. Because the sun is larger than all of the planets, it takes up 2 pages.

What are the 8 planets in the Solar System?

Our first solar system-inspired coloring sheet features the Sun and the eight planets in the solar system, including Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, Earth, Mars, Uranus, Saturn, and Neptune. Use this coloring sheet as a fun way to teach your child a thing or two about each of these eight planets.

What are printable planet cut-outs?

Printable planet cut-outs are a great tool for educators and parents to bring the solar system right into the classroom or home. These visuals aid in making learning about the planets engaging and interactive for children. By using these cut-outs, you can help kids understand the size, order, and features of each planet in a tangible way.

How do you use solar system coloring pages?

A great way to use solar system coloring pages is to create glow-in-the-dark ceiling art! This is easy, and kids love it. The key is coloring the page with glow-in-the-dark paint or markers rather than crayons.