Funny Coloring Pages (15 Silly Printables for Kids & Adults)
By Jeni
Funny coloring pages make coloring time even more fun, okay? When we laugh, we feel happy. When we color, we feel calm. So today, let’s do both!
I’m a mom at home with a three-year-old, and I love making pages that bring a giggle to the coloring table.
Every page below has a silly dad joke and a funny picture. A dad joke is a very silly joke, the kind that makes people laugh and groan at the same time. Kids love these pages, and grown-ups love them too. Some pages are free to download. The rest are in our coloring book.
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15 Funny Coloring Pages to Print
Read the joke. Giggle. Then color! Okay, here we go.
1. Toothless Gummy Bear
What do you call a bear with no teeth?
A gummy bear!
Look closely, okay? This bear is holding a tiny teddy bear of his own! Grown-ups can shade his fur with two browns, and kids can go wild with a pink or purple bear.
2. Sofishticated Fish
What do you call a fish wearing a bowtie?
Sofishticated!
A fish in a bow tie. So fancy! Try a rainbow on his scales, one color for each row, and make the splashes light blue.
3. Croak and Roll
What song do frogs sing at camp?
Croak and roll!
Ribbit, ribbit! One frog plays the guitar, and the others are the singers. Give the band matching colors, like bright green frogs with yellow tummies, okay?
4. Trash Talker Raccoon
What do you call a funny raccoon at camp?
A trash talker!
This raccoon is laughing HA HA! right next to the Keep Camp Clean sign. Cheeky! Use soft grays and a black mask, and color the banana peel bright yellow.
5. In-Tents Style
What do you call a well-dressed campsite?
In-tents style!
Who knew a tent could be this stylish? It has a hat with a feather and a bow tie. Grown-ups, try a little checked pattern on the bow tie with fine-tip markers.
6. Chili Dog
What do you call a cold hot dog at camp?
A chili dog!
Brrr! This hot dog is shivering in a knit hat, and look, there is a bowl of chili right behind him! Warm colors on the fire and cool blues on his blanket, okay?
7. Sleeping Bulldozer
What do you call a sleeping bull at a campground?
A bulldozer!
Zzz... this bull is snoozing right in front of someone's tent. Uh-oh! Color him soft brown, then add little blue Z's floating up into the sky.
8. Tired Sleeping Bag
What did the sleeping bag say after the hike?
Zip me up, I'm tired!
Yawn! Even the sleeping bag is tired after the hike. Its eyes are half closed. Try sleepy colors like lavender and navy blue, okay?
9. Lantern Business
Why did the lantern start a business?
To brighten people's day!
This lantern carries a briefcase, like a tiny boss going to work! Color the glass pale yellow and add a little orange around it so it looks like it is glowing.
10. Bright Campfire
Why did the campfire get good grades?
It was very bright!
A campfire with a gold star on his report card. What a proud little fire! Blend yellow into orange into red on the flames for a real glowing look.
11. S'more Smarter
Why did the s'mores go to school?
To get a little s'more smarter!
A s'more walking to school with a backpack, okay? That is the silliest student ever! Light brown crackers, a white marshmallow and a backpack in your favorite color.
12. Gossiping Tents
Why don't tents ever gossip?
They might leak secrets!
Shhh! Two tents are whispering behind their hands. Tents with hands! Color each tent a different bright color, so you can tell who is telling the secret.
13. Dad's Ladder
Why did the dad bring a ladder camping?
He heard the views were on another level!
Why would anyone bring a ladder camping? Dad would! He looks so proud of his idea. A bright red cap and a checked shirt would suit him, okay?
14. Chill Cooler
Why did the cooler feel important?
It kept things chill!
This cooler has a big smile because it is full of ice and drinks. So chill! Light blue for the ice, and give every can a different color.
15. Firestarter Dad
What do you call a camping dad that tells jokes?
A firestarter!
Ha ha ha! Dad is laughing at his own joke and holding his tummy. That is the most dad thing ever, okay? Bright orange flames will match his big smile.
Funny Coloring Pages for Adults
Grown-ups, coloring is not only for children, okay? Funny coloring pages for adults are a gentle way to relax, and a good joke makes the time go by even faster.
- Go slow and layer. Color lightly first, then add a second, darker layer for shadows.
- Pick a color plan. Choose three or four colors and use only those. The page will look calm and neat.
- Try fine-tip markers for small details like the bow ties, the signs and the fish scales.
- Color together. Choose the same page as your child and color side by side. Then swap and read the jokes to each other.
Funny Coloring Pages for Kids
Children, jokes are so good for reading, okay? When you read a joke out loud, you practice your words, and you get a big laugh at the end.
- Ask a grown-up to read the question.
- Try to guess the answer.
- Read the answer together and laugh. Ha ha!
- Now color the picture any way you like. Purple bears are allowed!
Do you want to know why each joke is funny? Every joke is explained in simple words on our camping jokes for kids page.
More Silly Pages to Color
All of these funny pages come from our camping collection. You can see all 27 pages, with more free PDFs, on our camping coloring pages page, okay?
Funny Coloring Pages FAQ
Are these funny coloring pages free?
Four of them are free to download as a PDF right now: the gummy bear, the sofishticated fish, the singing frogs and the firestarter dad. The rest are in our Camping Dad Jokes Coloring Book, and 14 pages come free in our email sampler.
Are these funny coloring pages good for adults?
Yes! Dad jokes are really for grown-ups, okay? Adults enjoy these pages with colored pencils or fine markers, and they are fun to color side by side with kids.
What makes a coloring page funny?
A silly picture and a silly joke! Each page has a pun, which is a joke that plays with words that sound the same, like chili and chilly.
Can teachers print these for class?
Of course. Print as many copies as your class needs. Reading the joke out loud first is a great way to start, okay?
