Little Rocket Coloring Page
A rocket blasting off into space, with fins, a round window and flames.
Medium · 5–7Space coloring pages for kids, starting with a little rocket ready for launch. Print it free, save a PDF or color online. Planets, stars and astronauts are a big hit with young kids, and you will also find astronaut cats, dolls and unicorns in other sections.

A rocket blasting off into space, with fins, a round window and flames.
Medium · 5–7Space is full of shapes kids love: rockets, round planets, twinkly stars and astronauts in big helmets. Our space coloring pages start with a little rocket. Space fans can also find an astronaut cat, an astronaut doll and a unicorn in an astronaut helmet in the Cat, Barbie and Unicorn sections.
For a space scene, try coloring the background dark blue or black and leaving the stars white. Rockets look great with red, white and silver, plus orange and yellow flames.
Countdown. Count down from ten together before your child starts coloring the rocket. Blast off on zero.
Planet order. Draw the planets in order from the sun around the rocket: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars and so on.
Day and night. Use a flashlight and a ball to show how Earth turns from day to night.
Astronaut jobs. Talk about what astronauts do and what they would need to pack for a trip to space.
Yes. The rocket page has big, simple shapes that suit young children. Older kids can add planets and stars to the background.
Yes. Press the PDF button under the picture to save it, or print it straight away.
Color the rocket, cut it out and glue it onto black paper. Add star stickers or white dots of paint for stars.
Look for the astronaut cat in Cat, the astronaut doll in Barbie and the unicorn in an astronaut helmet in Unicorn. Each one has a space theme.
Not quite. Ask a grown-up to help.