I absolutely LOVE turtles. Always have, always will. They are one of my favorite animals (the other being pandas!) 🐼💖 but one time I was at the aquarium in Oregon and I gotta say, I met the most cranky of all turtles anywhere! He…was…mad…😤
He was snapping and trying to bite the glass and anyone who walked by. He was super aggressive, and I think, really, having a bad day! 😆
I thought turtles were peaceful, careful creatures. I mean…think Crush from Finding Nemo…right-EOUS. 😂
THIS turtle was anything BUT peaceful, and it makes me wonder…are all turtles like that? Or was it just that one? If you know anything about turtles, I’d love to know. I’m legit curious. 💯
In any event, I have this really super cool free printable Hello Turtle coloring page and I promise it won’t try to bite you! 🤣 You’re totally safe with this one!! 🐢
So print it out, print it for all the kids you know, for yourself, for everyone, and have some fun coloring 🖍️ these adorable kawaii turtles with such fun personalities! 💖
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Cute Turtle Coloring Sheet Packed w/ Adorable Ocean Friends
This kawaii turtle coloring page printable is packed from top to bottom with the sweetest little kawaii turtles, and every single one of them has its own personality!
You’ve got turtles wearing giant bows, a fancy little turtle in a top hat, turtles swimming, sipping a warm drink, holding a lollipop, hanging out with fish and seahorses, smiling baby turtles, and SO much more. ❤️
It would be super cute for an ocean or sea life unit (think: sea turtle coloring sheet), classroom coloring station, homeschool activity, turtle-themed birthday party, quiet time, road trip, or just a relaxing afternoon coloring something super cute with the fam.
Download the Turtle Activity Printable PDF here.
Fun Ways to Use This Cute Turtle Doodle Coloring Page
Create a Turtle Yearbook
There are so many different little turtle personalities on this realistic turtle coloring page!
Have kids color the page, then cut the tutles out, make a little yearbook for them, and name every turtle. Last, give them funny yearbook superlatives like…
- Best Dressed
- Most Likely to Win a Race
- Best Shell
- Class Clown
- Most Likely to Eat Dessert First 😆
Turn The Easy Turtle Coloring Page Into Turtle Town
Pretend every turtle on the page lives in the same tiny underwater neighborhood.
On the back of the sea turtle coloring page, draw a map showing where everyone lives. Add a turtle school, cafe, library, park, candy shop, coral castle, fish market, and whatever else belongs in Turtle Town.
Then decide which turtle works or lives at each place!
Make Turtle Personality Passports
Choose a few favorite turtles from this cartoon turtle coloring page, color them, and cut them out. Then, create a tiny “passport” for each one on an index card.
Give each turtle a name, age, favorite food, favorite color, favorite place to swim, funniest habit, biggest dream, and special talent.
The accessories on the page can become clues to their personalities.
Start a Secret Turtle Society
Have kids choose which turtles belong to a secret club on this ocean turtle coloring page and invent the club’s name, symbol, rules, special handshake, and mission.
Maybe they’re secretly protecting the ocean. Maybe they collect lost treasures. Maybe they’re responsible for making sure every fish gets a birthday party. 😂
Then color all the society members with one tiny matching detail so you can tell who belongs.
Turn The Adorable Turtle Coloring Sheet Into a Turtle I-Spy Challenge
There are SO many little details hidden throughout this free printable turtle coloring page. Challenge kids to hunt for turtles, fish, seahorses, bows, hearts, stars, bubbles, and tiny dots after they color them.
They can even write their guesses first and then count everything to see how close they were.
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