Tiger Standing on Hill Coloring Page
Tiger Standing on Hill, a medium coloring page for ages 5–7 to print or color online.
Medium · 5–7Tiger coloring pages
From a smiling tiger waving hello to cubs playing with a ball, these 10 free tiger coloring pages show tigers at rest and at play. They are all medium designs, a good fit for ages 5 to 7. Print them, save a PDF or color online. Stripes make these pages a fun challenge for preschool and early elementary kids.
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All 10 Tiger coloring pages
Tiger Waving Hello Coloring Page
Tiger Waving Hello, a medium coloring page for ages 5–7 to print or color online.
Medium · 5–7
Smiling Tiger Coloring Page
Smiling Tiger, a medium coloring page for ages 5–7 to print or color online.
Medium · 5–7
Sleeping Tiger Coloring Page
Sleeping Tiger, a medium coloring page for ages 5–7 to print or color online.
Medium · 5–7
Tiger Drinking Water Coloring Page
Tiger Drinking Water, a medium coloring page for ages 5–7 to print or color online.
Medium · 5–7
Tiger Cubs Playing with Ball Coloring Page
Tiger Cubs Playing with Ball, a medium coloring page for ages 5–7 to print or color online.
Medium · 5–7
Tiger Chasing Butterfly Coloring… Coloring Page
Tiger Chasing Butterfly Coloring…, a medium coloring page for ages 5–7 to print or color online.
Medium · 5–7
Tiger Walking Near Palm Leaves Coloring Page
Tiger Walking Near Palm Leaves, a medium coloring page for ages 5–7 to print or color online.
Medium · 5–7
Tiger Sitting in Jungle Coloring Page
Tiger Sitting in Jungle, a medium coloring page for ages 5–7 to print or color online.
Medium · 5–7
Cartoon Tiger Cub Standing Coloring Page
Cartoon Tiger Cub Standing, a medium coloring page for ages 5–7 to print or color online.
Medium · 5–7About Tiger coloring pages
Tigers are big, striped and exciting, and our tiger coloring pages show them in calm and playful moments. A tiger sits in the jungle, another stands on a hill, one drinks from a stream and another chases a butterfly. There is a sleeping tiger, a cartoon cub and two tiger cubs playing with a ball.
The best way to color a tiger is in two steps. Fill the body orange first and let the white parts stay white around the face and belly. Then color the stripes black on top. Working this way keeps the stripes neat.
How to use tiger coloring pages for learning
Stripe patterns. No two tigers have the same stripes. Ask your child to draw their own stripe pattern on a cub.
Big cat facts. Talk about where tigers live, in forests in Asia, and what they eat. Find Asia on a map.
Roar and whisper. Say "tiger" with a loud roar, then in a whisper. It is a fun way to practice voice volume.
Mom and cubs. Use the cubs page to talk about how tiger cubs stay with their mother for about two years.
Questions parents and teachers ask
Are tiger coloring pages suitable for preschoolers?
Yes. All the tiger pages here are Medium, with clear outlines and some background. Preschoolers can color the tiger and leave the background, while older kids can finish the whole scene.
How do I color tiger stripes neatly?
Color the whole tiger orange first, leaving the face markings and belly white. Then add the black stripes on top with a marker or a dark crayon. Two layers keep the stripes crisp.
Can I print all the tiger coloring pages at once?
Yes. Press the Download all button at the top of this page to get every tiger coloring sheet in one PDF.
How can I use tiger coloring pages in a classroom?
They fit well with units on jungles, Asia or endangered animals. Children can color a tiger and write one thing people can do to protect wild animals.
