House coloring pages for kids
Every kind of home is on these 68 pages, from everyday to make-believe. There's a suburban house with a tree swing, a log cabin in the pines, a farm barn and a beach house on stilts. Then it gets silly: a house in a shoe, a teapot, a pumpkin, a watermelon and a pineapple under the sea.
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All 68 House coloring pages
Mushroom House
A spotted mushroom house with round windows and an arched door, with a stone path, ferns, flowers and a snail.
Medium · 5–7
Windmill for Kids
A windmill with lattice sails and round windows stands on a hill with flower bushes, a winding path and…
Medium · 5–7
Gingerbread House
A gingerbread house with a striped chimney, swirl lollipops and candy canes, and a smiling gingerbread man by the door.
Medium · 5–7
Igloo for Kids
An igloo with a flag, arched doorway, snow blocks, smiling sun and clouds.
Medium · 5–7
Fairy Tale Castle
A fairy tale castle with pointed towers, flags and a heart on its door, at the end of a…
Medium · 5–7
Homes around the world
Several pages show how people live in different places. There's an igloo made of snow blocks, a desert adobe house with clay pots and cactus, a pagoda-style house with lanterns and bamboo, an alpine chalet with a flower balcony, a Dutch windmill among tulips, a beach bungalow on stilts and a houseboat on the water. Closer to home, there's a Victorian house, a modern house with a garage, a farmhouse, and an eco house with solar panels and a wind turbine.
Make-believe houses
The fairy-tale houses are favorites. You'll find a mushroom house with a snail, a fairy mushroom village by a stream, an acorn house, a snail shell house, a flowerpot house, a sneaker house with tangled laces, a teapot house and an apple-shaped house. Castles sit on a cloud, by a drawbridge and behind a heart-shaped door.
Easy houses for little ones
The toy block house, the cottage for toddlers, the simple treehouse and the simple dog house are the simplest pages, with big, plain shapes. A house is mostly squares and triangles, which makes it great for talking about shapes.
House ideas
- Color a house that looks like yours, then draw your family at the door.
- Ask "Who lives here?" for each make-believe house.
- Count the windows on each house.
For houses made of candy, see the gingerbread house coloring pages.
Questions parents and teachers ask
Which house pages are easiest for toddlers?
The toy block house, the cottage for toddlers, the simple treehouse and the simple dog house. They're mostly squares and triangles with thick lines, good for learning shapes.
Are there homes from other countries?
Yes. There's an igloo, a desert adobe house, a pagoda-style house, an alpine chalet, a Dutch windmill and a beach house on stilts. They're a nice way to talk about how people live in different climates.
