The other day, I was driving through a subdivision, minding my own business, and suddenly this chicken is trying to cross the road…in front of my car…while I’m driving! 😆
DUDE! It instantly made me think of the famous joke…why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side.
I’m pretty sure that’s all they’re trying to do…really.
But they sure like to “play chicken”, don’t they?! 😆
Thankfully, he never actually crossed in front of me, just made me think he was going to.
So what do I do? I make a super cute free printable chicken coloring page, of course! 😂
You’re gonna love it!!! 💖
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Adorable Farm Hen Coloring Sheet Packed With Funny Chicken Doodles
Isn’t this Hello Chicken coloring page seriously THE cutest?! 🐔
They all have such adorable personalities.
I did not know I needed an entire page of tiny chickens living their best lives until now. 😂🐔
One is standing in the rain with an umbrella, one is hatching out of an egg, one has giant glasses, one is blowing tiny heart kisses…there’s even a little party chicken! 🥳
It’s such a fun activity for animal lovers, farm lessons, homeschool, classroom quiet time (morning baskets or end-of-day fun), or a cozy afternoon at home with the ones you love most. 💖
Download the Cute Chicken Coloring Page For Kids PDF here.
Creative Chicken Coloring Activities That Go Way Beyond the Crayons 🖍️
Create a Chicken Coop Yearbook
These chickens already look like an entire class of hilarious little personalities, so turn the chicken coloring sheet into their official chicken coop yearbook. 😂
Give the chickens silly yearbook awards like:
- Most Likely to Nap Through Breakfast
- Best Dressed in the Rain
- Biggest Party Animal
- Most Likely to Break Out of the Coop
- Best Hair Feathers
- Chicken Most Likely to Become Famous
Kids can name every chicken, decide what each one is “most likely to” do, and write their answers on the back of the farm chicken printable. This turns a simple coloring page into a fun chicken activity sheet. 🎉
Build a Secret Chicken Society
Pick several chickens from the cartoon chicken coloring page and turn them into members of a top secret chicken club. 🐔🔎
Give each chicken a code name, special skill, secret job, and mission. Maybe Umbrella Chicken controls the weather, Glasses Chicken is the brilliant inventor, and Party Hat Chicken is secretly in charge of throwing parties.
Then kids can draw the society’s hidden chicken coop headquarters on another sheet of paper and create their own secret password, badge, or symbol.
That takes one simple chicken doodle coloring page and turns it into an entire imaginative world! 💯
Keep the Farm Fun Going (Storytime For Teachers)
Once the funny chicken coloring page is finished, have kids choose their favorite chicken and write a short story and their own drawing about it on the back. Kids can talk about what happens five minutes after the scene on the printable.
For example…
- Where does the umbrella chicken go?
- What happens after the egg finishes hatching?
- Why is the chicken holding the Yay sign celebrating?
- Where are all those heart kisses going?
- What is the chicken running away from?
- Why is the sleepy chicken so tired?
It naturally turns the kawaii chicken coloring page into a drawing, storytelling, and creative writing activity without needing a complicated lesson plan.
Puppet Theatre
Have kids color the hen coloring page printable, then afterwards, cut the chickens out, glue them on craft popsicle sticks.
Kids can make little puppets and create storylines with the chickens and even put on a play! How fun!! 🤩
They can even create a hen house with the extra popsicle sticks. This would make for such a cute afternoon playtime craft for littles. 💖
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