Free Smiley Face Coloring Pages: Download and Print Today!
Are you looking for some smiley face coloring pages to brighten up your lesson plans?
I got you covered! These smiley face designs are perfect for kids of all ages.
They will work wonderfully for first day of school jitters, social emotional learning, early finishers, independent work, and in the case of my kids – they’re just fun!
I mean, who doesn’t love a good smile?
Plus, the below coloring sheets are worthy of any bulletin board display!
Choose from seven simple designs that will work for artists of all ages – 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade – all the way up to older kids in middle school and high school.
Each page offers something unique that reinforces fine motor skills, positive emotions, healthy discussions, and fun!
****Psst! Don’t stress! You can grab your printable pictures in PDF format in no time! At the bottom of this blog post, you’ll find *super simple* instructions to download your coloring book and print today. No email address is needed! 🙂
Check Out Your Smiley Face Coloring Pages!
Are you in the back to school mode? This first coloring printable is just the thing for first day of school k-4th jitters!
Your young student might be a ball of nerves, not knowing what to expect. But this fun sheet is just the thing to get them to calm down, take a deep breath, and smile!
If you are in the homeschool setting like me, have your student color this while reviewing what subjects you will be covering this year, what curriculum you’ll be using, field trip plans, and whatever other exciting things there are to look forward to.
When you’re done talking, ask your student if any of the faces reflect how they’re feeling now.
I just love this next smile!
Have your kid pull out their art kit, hopefully full of vibrant colors, and tell them to color away!
You might ask your child why the person is smiling like this. Is he laughing at a joke?
Did he just receive good news?
Is he about to do something really fun?
I had to include this option for all the girls out there!
This coloring page features a smiley face with eyelashes and “cute eyes.”
Girls will love adding their own unique touch to this face. Encourage them to add hair or a bow with detailed patterns to really make it their own.
Have you ever smiled or laughed so much that your eyes closed?
That’s what happened with this genuine smiley face!
Take turns telling silly jokes to see if you can make your own faces this happy!
For example: Why don’t skeletons fight each other? Because they don’t have the guts!
This smiley face printable has hearts for eyes.
What does your student love so much that he or she would have “heart eyes” like this?
A big bowl of ice cream? A trip to the zoo? A playdate with a best friend?
This coloring page is a great tool to open up discussion about what we love.
Have you ever heard the saying that he has stars in his eyes?
It typically means that you’re very excited or hopeful about something coming up.
Share with your student what about this school year puts stars in *your* eyes!
Then give the student an option to share (while they’re coloring) what they are excited to learn this year.
This last coloring page is covered in smiles!
It features a smiling sun surrounded by two smiling clouds.
Below the sun your student will see a row of smiling flowers. They can also color the word “smile” written in bubble letters.
Click Here To Get Your Smiley Faces Coloring Sheets!
Click the above image link/text link to get your free colouring book. A new tab will open with the sheets in PDF format for quick and easy download of your black and white pictures for coloring.
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If your kid loves coloring – free printable coloring pages like this smiley face packet are a great find!
They are not only super cute to look at and fun to color, but they are also great conversation starters.
If you enjoyed these printables, be sure to check out my (free) printable shop full of even more fun printables in multiple subject areas!
If you’re looking for more free back to school printables, check out 10 Free 1st Day of Kindergarten Printables!
Last, but not least, remember to tell me in the comment section how you used the sheets, share this page to your favorite social media account, have a good day, and smile!
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