Top 20 Toy Story Coloring Pages For Your Little Kid

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As children grow, they are introduced to different toys and often, build stories around them. Toy Story is a classic animated children’s film franchise germinating from this idea. It revolves around toys belonging to a child named Andy, that come to life when no humans are around. If your children are fans of these films, our Toy Story coloring pages, featuring everyone from Woody Pride to Buzz Lightyear, will grab their fantasies. Although soft toys and remote-controlled cars are hot favorites with kids, the toys from Toy Story have a special emotion attached to them, that endears them to most young children.

The Best Toy Story Pictures To Print And Color

Do you want your child to develop the habit of coloring and painting? Introduce them to new colors and coloring pages. For instance, if they love watching the Toy Story films on repeat, our Toy Story coloring pages will allow them to spend time away from the television and develop their artistic side with their favorite characters. We have compiled some of the best coloring sheets of Toy Story that your child will surely find interesting.

1. The Angry Cowboys

Woody and Jessie are the cowboy and cowgirl duo owned by Andy. Woody is an old-fashioned pull-string toy and Jessie is a rag doll, and they are liked by almost every child who has watched the films. So, when you give your kid a coloring sheet with the picture of these two cowboys, they will immediately make a connection and show their interest in coloring.

2. Buzz Lightyear And Company

Buzz Lightyear is the famous deuteragonist of the first Toy Story film. He is an astronaut action figure who believes that he is a real space cadet and not a toy. On our coloring page, he is shown with his equally famous companions, Slinky Dog and Rex. The presence of such interesting characters inspires the kids to pick up their crayons and colored pencils and start coloring.

3. Toy Aliens in the Car

Kids love cars, speed, adventure, and of course, aliens. In one of our special Toy Story coloring pages, the Toy Aliens from Toy Story can be seen racing and enjoying in a high-speed car. Such an image will inspire your child to color and complete it fast. These characters have unique features and by coloring them, children can learn to identify what colors look good based on context.

4. Woody Pride All Alone

Many kids simply love Sheriff Woody Pride, so our Woody Toy Story coloring sheet is special. It features the cheerful Woody standing alone. In the films, he is one of the protagonists and Andy’s ex-favorite toy. The colors of his outfit are already famous, so the children just have to identify different colors and complete the sheet accordingly.

5. Buzz Flying High

Buzz Lightyear is another famous Toy Story character who performs adventurous activities in the films. He is a space cadet action figure and Andy’s favorite toy. Surprisingly, he believes he is a real astronaut and not a toy. On the coloring page, he is shown leaping forward and is quite happy. Buzz has an interesting character and a simple color scheme, so small children find coloring him easy.

6. Two Heroes Together

The two protagonists of the first Toy Story film — Woody Pride and Buzz Lightyear, are shown together in one of our Toy Story coloring pages, much to the delight of young kids. They are sure to have fun coloring their two favorite Toy Story characters on one coloring page.

7. The Two Friends

Woody and his horse Bullseye are great friends and the two are shown in a playful mood in one of our coloring sheets. The coloring page gives the children the opportunity to color an animal as well as a humanoid character.

8. Andy and Bonnie

Andy and Bonnie are two of the main human characters in the Toy Story films. In our coloring page, you can see Andy holding the toy Woody while Bonnie curiously looks from over his back. The coloring page is ideal for kids past their kindergarten stage and can color according to the mood and expressions of characters on the coloring page.

9. Microphone Talk

On our Toy Story 3-inspired coloring page, Woody is talking with his friends using a peculiar and expressive walkie-talkie. Small children love such expressive toys and characters and are drawn toward them. By making them color such pages, you can easily introduce them to different ways of using color combinations.

10. The Slinky Dog

Children love pets like dogs and cats. The Slinky Dog in Toy Story is a Dachshund dog that has its middle part made with a spiral coil known commercially as a Slinky, hence the name. It is certainly, an interesting picture for coloring!

11. Rex

Rex is believed to represent an excitable large, green, plastic Tyrannosaurus Rex. Rex suffers from anxiety, and an inferiority complex, and his main concern is that he is not scary enough. He is among the largest of Andy’s toys and is often depicted as the heaviest. Although Rex is a toy dinosaur, he dislikes confrontation and is sensitive.

If your child has watched Jurassic Park, they already know a Tyrannosaurus is dangerous and eats up humans. But this Rex is much gentler. Your child will enjoy coloring this docile and friendly dinosaur toy.

12. Hamm

Hamm is a wise and realistic piggy bank with a cork in his belly instead of a stopper. He and Mr. Potato Head appear to be best friends and are often seen playing games, such as Battleship, in which Hamm always wins. The Piggy Bank Hamm has much knowledge of their surroundings.

It is important to encourage your child to gather information and be aware of his surroundings, just like Hamm. If your child has a toy piggy bank, you can teach them to save money. If you have already started giving them pocket money, teach them to save it in the piggy bank. Your child will love coloring this intelligent toy piggy bank and will aspire to be like Hamm.

13. Mr. Potatohead

Mr. Potato Head, or simply, Potato Head, is a doll based on the real-life toy by Playskool. He is an outspoken and sarcastic potato-shaped toy. He can separate his detachable parts from his body by removing them from the holes in his body. He can reach for his detachable body parts even if they are several meters away from his main body.

Your child will be amused by the queer shape of this toy. They might have a similar detachable toy in their toy basket, so they will enjoy coloring Mr. Potatohead.

14. Emperor Zurg

Emperor Zurg, or simply, Zurg, is the Enemy of the Galactic Alliance and the archenemy of Buzz Lightyear. He is one of the new toys donated to Sunnyside Daycare. He appears in Toy Story 2.

He is a villain, like the Hugging Bear, and looks sinister. In the picture, he holds a gun to fight his archrival, Buzz Lightyear. If your child loves adventurous fighting sequences, they will like coloring the picture. They will enjoy coloring the minute details of Zurg.

15. Stylish Jessie the Cowgirl

If your child has watched Western Cowboy films, they must know how stylish and beautiful cowgirls look! They have a distinct dressing style and a daring attitude that makes them look smart.

Your little one will enjoy coloring pretty-looking cowgirl rag doll toy Jessie. They will take special care while coloring her outfit to make Jessie look even more cute. You can ask them to use glitter colors to add a magic touch to this picture. You can also use this coloring page as a poster for your child’s bedroom. They will be happy and proud of their artwork. You can also ask them to write their name, age, and date on the page. When your child grows up, you can show them all their completed coloring pages!

16. Mary

Does your little one always hum the nursery rhyme, Mary Had A Little Lamb? If yes, then this coloring is just meant for your kid. Your child will enjoy coloring this pretty little shepherdess toy with a staff and a hat. Kids will enjoy coloring this toy’s outfit and make her look brighter and more beautiful.

17. Woody wishes Happy Birthday

One of our Toy Story coloring pages makes for a perfect greeting card for a friend’s birthday. It is always better to give a homemade card than a commercial card because a card made by your child will have a creative touch and will be more appreciated by their friend. Since your child loves their friends, they will take care to color Woody and make this card even more special for their friend’s birthday!

Sherriff Woody is one the most interesting characters in Toy Story. If your child has watched the Toy Story series, they will love this character because of his witty humor and amiable nature.

18. Toy Soldier

Children enjoy playing with toy soldiers. They arrange identical-looking toy soldiers in a line and act like an army general, shouting orders. Little children love adventure, thrill, speed, and action, so they love playing with toy soldiers. They are like Andy and Bonnie, the human characters of the Toy Story series who loved playing with their talking toys.

In the coloring picture, we see a soldier saluting while holding binoculars to check the presence of foes. A soldier’s life is risky because they fight for their country so the civilians can live in peace. It is a good opportunity to teach your child to respect the soldiers of their country and value their sacrifice.

19. Hugging Bear

Lotso the Hugging Bear was Daisy’s Christmas present. However, Lotso became evil after Daisy denied him of her love and care. He was the antagonist in Toy Story 3 and created mayhem in the Sunnyside Day Care Center for toys.

This adorable-looking bear was shown as a positive character in the first two films but turned into a villain in Toy Story 3. Your child might be sad about the change, so they will take great care in coloring the hugging bear to make him happy and good all over again.

20. Jessie and the Jack in the Box

The cowgirl Jessie received a surprise when the clown jumped from the box and shook her hand. See how happy Jessie looks on the coloring page.

You can also surprise your child with a Jack in the Box! You can create a Jack in the Box at home. Take a small toy and stick it in a colorful cardboard box with a spring. Seal the box with cello tape. Ask your child to open the box, and watch the amazement on their face! If you have already tried the trick with your child, they will be reminded of it while coloring this page.

There are umpteen free printable Toy Story coloring pages you can choose from on the internet so we have brought our collection of the best ones. Pick detailed pages that will allow your child to put their imagination into play. Don’t just use oil pastels and wax crayons to color these pages, let your child explore watercolors and other painting media to paint them in vibrant colors.

Your child may have a lot of dolls too, but they have not seen their dolls walk and talk. Here is an opportunity to show them the Toy Stories series and spark their imagination. Children will love watching Buzz, Woody, and Jessie of the Round-Up gang and their adventures. Other toys help the trio to achieve success in their missions.

Toy Story also shows the victory of good over evil, and the films end on a happy note, much to the delight of little children. Since Toy Story films are their favorite, they will also enjoy coloring these pages. Coloring and drawing will not only keep them busy, but will also nurture their imagination and inspire them to think creatively. Sit with your child while they color, so you will be able to understand how their little mind works and whether their motor abilities have developed to the fullest. Happy coloring!

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