Perched on top of his little red doghouse with a typewriter and a whole lot of determination, Snoopy has been trying to write the great American novel for decades, and he always, always starts with the very same line: “It was a dark and stormy night.” We find that so charming, and it’s such a sweet lesson for kids too. You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to keep starting!
If your child(ren) or students adore this dreamy little author-dog as much as we do, then these Free Printable Snoopy (Peanuts) Coloring Pages are going to be a huge hit at your kitchen table or in your classroom! Our collection features Snoopy at his typewriter, Snoopy with his beloved supper dish, Snoopy and the whole Peanuts gang, and lots of pages of that famously adorable white doggy just being his goofy, lovable self.
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Simple as that!
Coloring Snoopy is also a wonderful excuse to chat about friendship, because that’s really what Peanuts is all about. Ask your kids who their Woodstock is. The answers will melt you! And if the conversation turns to dogs in general (it always does around here!), you might tell them about the corgi, that loyal little Welsh companion who is famous for herding cattle by nipping gently at their heels, all while standing barely a foot tall. Big jobs, little legs, enormous heart!
For the coloring itself, remind your little artists that Snoopy’s white fur looks best when it’s left mostly uncolored, with just a hint of soft grey or baby blue for shading. His bright red doghouse, on the other hand, deserves a good bold scribble of the reddest red you own!
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Snoopy Reading His Favorite Book
Book lovers, this one is for you! Snoopy has his little glasses on and his nose buried in a great big story, and honestly he looks so cozy we kind of want to join him. Print this page for quiet reading time, rainy afternoons, or library corners. Your child can color Snoopy’s book any way they like. Maybe it is their own favorite story!
Happy Dancing Snoopy Spreads Joy
You know the dance! Arms up, eyes closed, feet going every which way. Snoopy is just plain happy, and it is catchy. This page is a wonderful pick when your kids need a mood boost or a wiggle break. Let them use the brightest colors in the box, then turn on some music and try the dance for real. So much fun!
Brave Knight Adventure With Snoop
Sir Snoopy, at your service! Our brave beagle is suited up in shiny armor with a sword in one paw and a sturdy shield in the other, ready for a very big adventure. Knights make for great coloring because that shield is a blank canvas. Your child can invent their own crest, stripes, stars, or even a tiny picture of Woodstock!
Snoopy Floats Among Twinkling Stars
Three, two, one, blast off! Snoopy is floating way up in space, waving hello from inside his puffy suit while stars and planets drift all around him. Fun fact for your little astronauts: real astronauts float because they are falling around Earth, not because there is no gravity. Try dark blues and purples for the sky so the stars really pop!
Ice Hockey Snoopy Blocks Pucks
Save of the game! Snoopy is padded up in the net, stick in the air, stopping that puck with the biggest grin on his face. Hockey fans in your house will love this page, and it is a nice one for teaching team colors. Ask your child to pick a jersey color and cheer Snoopy on while they work. Go team!
Valentine Hearts Everywhere With Snoopy
Aww, look at those blushing cheeks! Snoopy is squeezing a giant heart-shaped card while little hearts float all around him. This page is perfect for Valentine’s Day, but honestly it works any time your child wants to make someone smile. Color it, sign the back, and hand it to a grandparent, a teacher, or a friend. Instant homemade card, done!
Snoopy Naps On His Doghouse
Ah, the classic Snoopy pose. Belly up on that famous red doghouse, fast asleep, with puffy dream clouds drifting overhead. This is such a calm page, which makes it great for bedtime wind-down or a quiet moment after lunch. Ask your child what Snoopy is dreaming about, then let them color the clouds however that dream feels. Soft pinks? Sunny yellows?
School Desk Snoopy Writes Neatly
Look at that concentration face! Tongue out, pencil gripped, notebook open. Snoopy is working hard at his desk, and every kid knows that feeling. This one is a sweet back-to-school page or a first-day-of-class handout for your students. Have them color Snoopy’s notebook, then write one goal for the school year right on the page. Simple as that!
Superhero Cape Soaring With Snoopy
Up, up, and away goes Super Snoopy! Cape flapping, mask on, striking the kind of pose that says he is definitely here to save the day. Kids adore superhero pages because they get to pick the whole costume. Bold red and blue? Neon green? Totally up to them. Then ask what superpower Snoopy has. The answers are always the best part!
Snoopy Rocks Out Onstage Tonight
Rock star Snoopy has entered the building! He is up on stage with an electric guitar, big lights shining down, and a crowd going wild. This page begs for loud colors, so break out the neons and the glitter crayons if you have them. Bonus idea: have your child name Snoopy’s band and write it on the back. Very cool.
Birthday Party Snoopy Blows Candles
Happy birthday, Snoopy! He has got the party hat, a cake full of candles, and balloons bobbing all over the place. This is a fun page to slip into a birthday party goodie bag or to color the morning of a big day. Let your child count the candles first, then color each balloon a different shade. Rainbow balloons, always a win!
Pirate Ship Sailing With Snoopy
Ahoy there, matey! Captain Snoopy has an eye patch on, both paws on the ship’s wheel, and a treasure map tucked under one arm. Pirate pages are always a hit, and this one comes with a built-in activity. After coloring, ask your child to draw an X on the map and tell you what is buried there. Gold? Cookies? Anything goes!
