Chicken Coloring Pages
By the Lucky Coloring team · Updated
Free printable chicken coloring pages straight from the henhouse. You'll find mother hens with their chicks, roosters crowing on the fence, chicks hatching from cracked eggs, a chicken life cycle for science class, a Christmas chicken and plenty of chick coloring pages with round shapes and thick lines for little hands. Tap any sheet to see it big, then print it.

Easy chicken coloring pages
Round bodies, tiny wings and bold outlines: these easy chicken coloring pages show one hen or one chick with almost no background, perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.
Baby chick coloring pages
Fluffy chicks beside their eggshells, a chick in glasses reading a book and a chicken life cycle from egg to chick. These baby chick coloring pages are a springtime and classroom favorite.
Hen coloring pages
Plump hens with their eggs, from a cartoon hen in the straw to feathery, detailed hen coloring pages for older kids and adults who like small patterns to fill.
Rooster coloring pages
Tall combs and sweeping tail feathers. These rooster coloring pages include a rooster crowing at sunrise, a hen and rooster pecking corn, a folk-art Portuguese rooster and Lunar New Year roosters. Their noisy cousin waits in the turkey coloring pages.
Chicken farm and holiday coloring pages
A busy chicken farm coloring page by the barn, mother hens leading their chicks, a fairy riding a hen, a chicken in a Santa hat and a bunny sharing an egg with a chick. More spring sheets wait in the Easter coloring pages.
Which chicken page should you print?
For toddlers, start with the easy chicken coloring pages: one round chick or hen with thick lines. School-age kids enjoy the farm scenes, and the feathery detailed hens and roosters keep older kids and adults busy.
Chickens in the classroom
The chicken life cycle, the hatching chicks and the chick in glasses fit a science unit on eggs or a spring classroom display. Around Easter, pair the chicks with the Easter coloring pages, and in fall the turkey coloring pages take over.
Coloring tip
Every sheet prints on one US Letter or A4 page. Chicks are usually bright yellow, hens white, brown or red, and roosters have a red comb and a tail full of green, gold and copper feathers.
Chicken coloring pages: questions parents ask
Are these chicken coloring pages free?+
Yes. Every hen, rooster and chick sheet on Lucky Coloring is free to print at home or in class, with no account and no sign-up.
How do I print a chicken coloring page?+
Press Print under the drawing: a print window opens with the sheet sized for one US Letter or A4 page. You can also press Download to save the image and print it later.
Which chicken pages are best for toddlers?+
Start with the easy chicken coloring pages. The round chick and the chick waving from its egg have thick outlines and almost no background.
Do you have a chicken life cycle coloring page?+
Yes, it is in the baby chick section: an egg, a hatching chick and growing chicks joined by an arrow, handy for a science lesson.
What is the difference between a hen, a rooster and a chick?+
A hen is a grown female that lays eggs, a rooster is a grown male with a big comb and long tail feathers, and a chick is a baby. The rooster pages show the tails best.
Can I use these pages in my classroom?+
Yes, you can print as many copies as you need for a class, a farm unit or a library activity. Please don't sell them or post them on another website.
Do you have other farm bird coloring pages?+
Yes. Try the duck coloring pages and the turkey coloring pages, or browse the farm animal coloring pages for the whole barnyard.





