25 Yummy Ice Cream Coloring Pages Your Toddler Will Love

Let us see how many of you will solve this puzzle: Kids love it. Teens love it. Mummies love it. Daddies love it. Yes, we all love it!

Any guesses? We are sure you all ringed in ‘Ice-Cream’ together. Truly, if there is one thing that everyone loves to the core, it is ice cream. Kids especially are crazy for ice creams.

You may not always give ice cream to kids, but you can give them these coloring pages. Like how kids love them eating, they would enjoy coloring them. Here are the top 10 ice cream coloring pages to print for your kids to enjoy in their spare time.

Top 20 Ice Cream Coloring Pages For Kids

Coloring makes for a good creative activity. It also can be a great educational tool. So it is always advised to club coloring and teaching together. Here is a scoop of ice cream for your kid’s coloring time.

1. Happy Girl With Ice-Cream

Ice cream makes us all happy. This picture simply proves how gleefully any kid enjoys a cone of ice cream. This picture can make for a great coloring option for your kid. The cute girl in the picture can be fun to color because of her distinct styling.

2. Baby Donald With Ice-Cream

Here is another ice cream picture with one of the cutest cartoon characters. This picture can be a good exercise for learning baby Donald’s basic appearance.

3. Ice-Cream Makes Life Sweet

Ice cream makes life fun and sweet. Isn’t it? This is a fun picture to color with a good message on it. Your kid can learn about using words that are literal and situational too. This picture can help your kid practice and learn words like life and sweet.

4. Ice-Cream Maze

It is always fun solving a maze. This picture can be a great way of challenging your kid’s thinking process. The coloring part plus the maze make this picture a thorough interesting option for coloring.

5. Sundae

Help your kid learn about varieties of ice-creams. You can discuss various flavors with your kid while they color this picture. Teach your kid about the various ingredients used to prepare a sundae.

6. ‘I’ Is For Ice-Cream

Teach your kid about associating the alphabet ‘I’ with ‘Ice-Cream’. This picture can be a good exercise for associating words with pictures. It can also help your kid learn to spell the word ‘Ice-Cream’.

7. Ice-Cream Truck

Nothing builds the excitement of having an ice cream more than an ice cream truck. This lovely picture helps your kid associate real-life events with the picture. It can also help your kid associate people with the profession; introduce them to the term ‘ice-cream seller’.

8. Minnie With Ice Cream

Here is a cute picture of Minnie Mouse with ice cream. As we said, we all love ice cream. Your kid will be thrilled to color Minnie enjoying her ice cream. This can be a good instrument for teaching your kid to learn about Minnie’s appearance.

9. Happy Ice Cream

Ice cream makes everyone happy. So here is a happy ice cream for coloring. This picture is quite appealing because of the cute animation. It is simple to color and would be appropriate for younger kids who haven’t developed small and close wrist movements as yet.

10. Jerry Ice-Cream

Here is another beautiful picture of ice cream with cute Jerry. Jerry is loved by all kids and so is ice-cream. This picture can get your kid excited about coloring Jerry. It can help them learn writing and identify capital and small ‘I’.

11. Ice-Cream Truck

Ice-cream truck brings back fond memories of childhood. Whenever you hear jingling bells, you know an ice cream truck must be nearby. You can share your memories of having ice cream from a mobile ice cream truck with your child. Your little one will be thrilled to hear about your childhood adventures.

In this picture, we see an excited ice cream man calling out to children. On the truck, we see images of ice cream and a list of a variety of yummy flavors available. So the truck is bound to attract children by the dozens!

12. Ice Cream Float

An ice-cream soda or float, also known as Snowball and Spider, is a beverage that comprises ice cream and a soft drink. It can also be made with carbonated drinks and flavored syrup.

There is an interesting anecdote behind ice cream soda. On a very hot day, Robert McCay Greene ran out of ice for his flavored soda. He used vanilla ice cream instead of ice, and he invented a new drink. So during Franklin Institute’s Semi-centennial celebration in Philadelphia in 1874, he sold ice cream with soda water and a choice of 16 flavored syrups. The new treat became a rage and soon other soda fountains began selling ice-cream sodas.

It is easy to make ice-cream soda at home. Give your little one a treat once they complete coloring this picture. Don’t forget to pin it up in their candy-themed room!

13. Ice-Cream Sandwich

Have you ever tasted ice cream sandwiches? Yes, this name might sound strange, but it tastes really good. A slab of different flavored ice cream is placed between two crisp biscuits or two soft breads. With each bite, the ice cream melts in your mouth and the unique taste lingers for a long time. You can’t just stop at one ice cream sandwich!

Let your child experiment with different colors and create their ice cream flavors as they color the ice cream sandwich.

14. Licking Lips

This little boy is trying his best to balance the ice cream cone in his hand. Can you see the hungry look in his eyes and he is licking his lips too! Your child can instantly connect with this picture of the little boy licking his lips at the mere sight of an ice cream.
They will color each scoop of ice cream with different shades, and make it appear even more delicious. You can guide them to draw a cherry on top and some fragments of nuts and praline.

15. Melting Ice Lolly

This ice lolly is melting fast and one needs to lick it off! The ice lollies come in different flavors like orange, litchi, raspberry, mango, and strawberry. Your child will color this ice cream on a stick according to their favorite flavor.

16. Ice-Cream Swirl

Presenting ice-cream is an art; some decorate ice-cream with fruits while others just use chocolate sauce. But have you seen an ice-cream swirl? There is a special machine that creates a swirl on the ice cream cup. Children love having ice cream swirls, for its creamy texture.

This picture shows a smiling ice cream swirl. There are many hearts and stars in the background. This picture gives ample scope to use glitters and different colors. Your child’s creativity will make this page even brighter!

17. Ice-Cream Cart and Clifford the Big Red Dog

The ice cream man is happy to see Clifford enjoying a giant-sized ice cream.

Clifford the Big Red Dog is an eponymously titled American Children’s book series about a big red dog named Clifford. It was first published in 1963 and was written by Norman Bridwell. This series helped establish Scholastic Books as a premier publishing company, and Clifford is its official mascot.

Clifford was a birthday present and he was selected from a litter of puppies by a girl named Emily Elizabeth. No one expected that Clifford would grow, but Emily’s love made Clifford grow dramatically. Clifford became 25 feet tall, and this compelled the Howard family to move to open spaces of Birdwell Island. In the new locality, Clifford made new friends like Cleo, Mac, and T-Bone.

Your child will want to hear Clifford’s story after seeing the picture, do read them one at bedtime. Also, make sure they color Clifford red.

18. Sipping Ice-Cream Soda

In this picture we see three Alvin Chipmunks enjoying a glass of ice-cream soda. The ice cream soda is frothy and yummy too. The face of the chipmunks reflects a feeling of deep satisfaction after having the ice cream soda.

Alvin and the Chipmunks is a 2007 American Comedy film directed by Tim Hill. The story is based on the characters of the same name created by Ross Bagdasarian. The main characters of the film are chipmunks named Alvin, Simon, and Theodore. They land up at the home of David Seville, a struggling songwriter and composer when the tree where they resided was cut down and was driven to Los Angeles.

19. Create Your Ice-cream

This coloring page will test your child’s ability to understand simple instructions. It is also a great way to become familiar with numbers. Your little one has to complete coloring this picture by following the coloring instructions placed against each number. For instance, all the checks with the number 1 will have brown colors, while the portions marked with the number 2 should be colored pink. You need to guide your child while they color this picture.

Through this coloring page, you can check whether your child is familiar with the basic colors. There is a mystery hidden in this picture, which your child would like to unravel.

20. Ice-Cream Art

This is an ornate looking ice-cream, just perfect for Valentine’s Day. Just give your loved one this ice cream and see how their face shines with delight.

This beautifully decorated ice cream will make your child’s imagination soar. They will like using different colors to make this ice cream look bright and beautiful. You can also stick colorful cutouts to give the page a dreamy look.
Let your kid have fun with these free printable coloring pages of ice cream sundaes. You might also want to teach your kid a thing or two about having ice cream in moderation and about cavities.

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