28 Zebra Coloring Pages (Download Free Printable PDF)

8 kinds of children’s handicrafts using zebra coloring page

Zebra coloring pages are a wonderful way to introduce children to creativity while learning about these unique animals. I’ve published 28 free zebra coloring pages in PDF below this article, so be sure to grab them before starting these fun crafts! Last week, my daughter Lisa tried some of these activities and she absolutely loved them. My son Mike? OK, we just said he had a good time, but things were a little confused, just like usual!

1. Zebra Mask Crafts

Required materials:

• Zebra coloring page
• Cardstock or thick paper
• Scissors
• Glue or tape
• Hole punch
• Elastic string
• Mark or crayon

step:

1. First print your favorite zebra coloring page on regular paper. Use crayons or markers to color them. Urge them to be creative; maybe add pink or blue stripes if they wish to have unique zebras.
2. After coloring, carefully cut the zebra’s face. If your child is young, you may need to help with scissors. Mike was always anxious to cut, so I continued to monitor him closely.
3. To strengthen the zebra’s face, stick it to a piece of card stock. Let it dry completely before continuing on to the next stage.
4. Now cut out the eye hole carefully. Usually, I will help Lisa and Mike because this section can be challenging and make sure the holes are in the right place.
5. Use holes to drill holes to make two holes on both sides of the mask. Thread elastic strings and then knot at the end. Change the length to make your child’s head fit comfortably.
6. Once everything is ready, let your kids dress up as wild zebras and have fun. Although I often tell Mike that the Zebra doesn’t roar, he likes roaring!

Smart Tips: If your kids love to dress up, use this mask with zebra striped clothes to create a complete safari outfit. Lisa looks great after matching her black and white striped dress. For more interesting outfit ideas, visit National Geographic Children.

2. Zebra puppet show

Required materials:

• Zebra coloring page
• Popsicle stick
• glue
• Scissors
• Construction paper (optional)

step:

1. Allow your kids to color from my preferred zebra designs in any way selected from my free printable page. Even though the zebra is black and white, Mike always adds green stripes because it is his favorite color!
2. Cut out once the color is cut out of the zebra. Leave a little bit at the bottom so that they can be easily attached to the popsicles.
3. Secure the zebras to the top of the popsicle sticks with glue and let them dry completely.
4. Build a basic stage with cardboard boxes to make the puppet performance more entertaining. Have the kids cut out a window from the front with stickers or markers.
5. Once everything is ready, have your kids perform a zebra-themed puppet show. Mike likes to let the zebra do ridiculous dances. Lisa keeps creating imaginative stories. Everyone thinks it’s a great time!

Expert tips: Build a family of puppets using several zebra designs. For a very cute touch, including baby zebras! For more creative puppet show ideas, check out PBS kids.

3. DIY Zebra Bookmark

Materials required:

• Zebra coloring page
• Scissors
• Laminate or transparent tape
• Ribbon
• Hole punch

step:

1. Print and colored zebra coloring page. Choose a small zebra picture or cut from the larger zebra picture.
2. After coloring, cut the zebra into rectangles. If your child wants to be creative, they can cut around the zebra form.
3. Laminate or cover it with clear tape to expand the bookmark. Lisa likes to make things look professional. So she always helps me solve this stage.
4. At the top of the bookmark, punch a small hole with a hole.
5. Through the hole, thread the ribbon and tie it to secure it. For an extra stylish look, choose a ribbon color that complements the zebra design.
6. Your child now has a special bookmark to use with their favorite evening stories. Lisa leaves her in her Hello Kitty diary; Mike uses his nighttime narrative book.

Interesting tips: Write personal notes on the bookmark, including the child’s name. It also makes wonderful handmade gifts for friends.

4. Zebra-themed greeting card

Required materials:

• Zebra coloring page
• Blank card
• glue
• Scissors
• mark

step:

1. Let your kids coloring zebra coloring page. Encourage them to use their colors to create creativity – Lisa once made a rainbow zebra, and the result was amazing!
2. Once the coloring is done, carefully cut out the zebra.
3. Fold a blank card stock in half to create a greeting card foundation. If your kid prefers it, they can use construction paper to perform a great background.
4. Glue the zebra to the front of the card. Lisa likes to put her position in the center, while Mike likes to add grass or sunshine around the zebra.
5. Write an interesting message in the card, like “You’re Zebr-Ific!” or “Stay crazy!” I love watching Lisa and Mike give their own unique information to family members.
6. Add some decorations! Add stickers, glitters or extra drawings to the card to make it more unique. Lisa always adds pink hearts, Mike makes the zebra wear sunglasses at a time.
7. Leave the card to a teacher, family or friends. These sweet cards always make the person receiving them smile.

Smart Tips: To make the zebra cutout look more 3D, lift it a little off the card using a foam sticker or folded sheet of paper.

5. Zebra window decoration

Required materials:

• Zebra coloring page
• Contact paper
• Scissors
• Tape

step:

1. Cut your kids out and color their favorite zebra images. Allow them to use neon colors or fun designs!
2. After placing the zebra between the two contact papers, press firmly. This will extend the life of the artwork and prevent damage.
3. Follow the zebra’s outline or design the playful border, cutting the edges to create a neat form.
4. Use a small piece of tape to attach the decor to the window. When Mike once covered our entire sliding door with zebras, Lisa liked to place her zebra on the bedroom window.
5. Retreat and enjoy window art with zebra patterns! Natural light accentuates these decorations, especially when using translucent markers or crayons.

Expert tips: Use paint in the dark on some zebra parts to produce other magical effects. Your kids will love seeing their zebras shine at night!

6. Zebra-themed storybook

Required materials:

• Printed Zebra Coloring Pages
• stapler
• paper
• Crayon or mark

step:

1. Ask your child to color several zebra coloring pages and then create a narrative to complement them. Lisa keeps having amazing ideas. Her final story features the unicorn’s zebra dream!
2. Staple pages make a little zebra book. Let the kids create a vibrant cover that includes their name and book title.
3. On each page, let them draft a few lines or subtitles. If they are too young to write, they can guide the narrative to create for them.
4. After a book is finished, have an interesting narrative session! Have the children show part of the story and read their book aloud. Mike loves creating great sound effects for his zebra vulnerability!

Interesting tips: Have your several kids design a character and work in the zebra group. Once Lisa and Mike create an interesting narrative about the zebra detective’s rupture of jungle riddles!

7. Zebra wrapping paper

Required materials:

• Large printed zebra coloring page
• mark
• Tape
• Ribbon or sticker

step:

1. Get some large paper and print out some zebra coloring pages. Your children can color them as needed. You don’t have to use black and white stripes. Mike made the zebra with red and yellow stripes because he thought it looked like fire.
2. Flatten the paper and smooth out any wrinkles when the color is finished.
3. Be cautious, wrap a small book or gift on zebra-themed paper. Help your child fold the edges in a neat way.
4. Use tape to secure the wrapping paper in place.
5. Adding ribbons or stickers to the gift will make it more fun. Lisa loves everything about it, but Mike loves cool designs with action scenes.
6. Deliver the gift to a friend or family member. This is a cool way to make any gift more unique and personal!

hint: Zebra patterns on kraft paper are an excellent environmentally friendly way to wrap items.

8. Zebra-themed memory game

Required materials:

• Zebra coloring page
• Scissors
• glue
• cardboard
• Laminate (optional durability)

step:

1. Let children color zebra coloring page. To help them quickly identify match pairs during the game, they should aim to use the same color in the match set.
2. Once the colored pages are used, the zebras are cut precisely into squares or rectangles of equal size. Make sure it matches the size to keep the game fair!
3. To make each zebra cutout stronger, glue them to a small card. If you want them to last longer, laminate them.
4. Sort the zebra cards and place them face to face on the floor or on the table.
5. Or exchange two cards at a time. If the zebra fits, the athlete will keep the pair. It shouldn’t be, they flip them over and try again.
6. Played until all couples have found it. The participants with the most competitions won!

Interesting tips: Mike stared at the card while playing the last time we felt like no one was watching. Lisa caught him and we decided to play in two rounds because we laughed a lot!

These zebra crafts are so creative and fun! These activities will allow children to occupy whether they are afternoon or weekend projects. To get started, remember to download my 28 free printable zebra coloring pages below this article. You can even mix them with other favorites horse,,,,, goator Cow coloring page Additional fun. Tell me if you have any interesting zebra craft ideas as well; I’m glad to hear it!

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