Free Crayon Templates – Printable Crayon Patterns in Multiple Sizes

Free Printable Crayon Templates

These free printable crayon templates are perfect for classroom crafts, bulletin boards, name activities, color projects, and creative learning activities for preschool, pre-K, kindergarten, and early elementary students.

This set includes several different crayon pattern styles and sizes, from a large full-page crayon to smaller multi-crayon layouts. Some templates also include a large blank label area in the center, making them easy to customize with names, color words, letters, numbers, sight words, or other classroom content.

The printable set includes large, wide, half-page, and smaller crayon templates, giving you several size options depending on your project.

The crayon PDF has six pages of crayon outlines in different sizes and layouts: one large crayon on a slant, one wide crayon, three tall crayons side by side, and pages of two, three or four crayons with a large blank oval label in the middle. Each crayon has a pointed tip and wavy wrapper stripes, and the insides are blank to color.

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Use these printable crayon templates for:
Crayon crafts and art projects
Back-to-school bulletin boards
Name and labeling activities
Color recognition activities
Classroom decorations
Sorting and matching
Cut-and-paste projects
Student displays and door decor

Ways to use it

  • Name crayons: Write each child’s name in an oval label for cubby tags, desk tags or a back-to-school display.
  • Color words: Write a color word on each label and have children color the crayon to match.
  • Class crayon box: Have each child decorate a large crayon, then display them together in a big paper crayon box.
  • Matching games: Write letters, numbers or sight words on the labels and use them for matching or sorting.
  • Draw and write: The wide crayon has room for a picture and a sentence like “My favorite color is…”
  • Color hunt: Children color a crayon, then find and draw things in the room that are the same color.