Crayon Printables – Color Posters and Black & White Crayon Pages

These Crayon Printables are a fun way to practice color recognition and color words with preschool, pre-K, kindergarten, and early elementary students.
Each crayon page has a smiling crayon with big eyes and its color word printed underneath in large, rounded letters. In the full-color set, the card border, crayon and word all match the color. In the black-and-white set, the crayons and words are outlines that children can color in. The one-per-page PDFs are 10 portrait pages, and the two-per-page PDFs are 5 landscape pages.
Colors include red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, black, gray, white. Print the full-color versions for ready-to-use color cards, or use the black-and-white crayons for students to color themselves.
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Use these printable crayons for:
Color recognition activities
Learning and reviewing color words
Classroom displays and bulletin boards
Preschool and kindergarten color units
Matching and sorting activities
Centers and hands-on learning
Craft and cut-apart activities
Ways to use it
- Color word wall: Hang the full-color, one-per-page crayons in a row as a color word display students can refer to when writing.
- Color hunt: Hold up a crayon card and have children find something in the room that matches it.
- Color your own: Give each child a black-and-white crayon and have them color it the right color, reading the word to check.
- Sorting center: Cut apart the two-per-page cards and have children sort small objects, such as blocks, pom-poms or counters, onto the matching crayon.
- Matching game: Print a color set and a black-and-white set, then match each colored crayon to its outline twin.
- Colors book: Have each child color a black-and-white crayon and finish the sentence “___ is the color of…” to make a colors book.







