Whether you’re a parent looking for fun activities for your kids, a teacher planning a lesson about African wildlife, or an adult who loves relaxing with art, these printable PDF coloring pages are perfect for you. Let your imagination run wild—stick with classic stripes or experiment with bright, bold colors!
Fun Things to Do With Your Zebra Coloring Pages
Once you’ve finished coloring your zebra coloring sheets, there’s so much more you can do! Here are 15 creative ideas to turn your artwork into fun crafts, games, and decorations. These projects are perfect for kids at home, classrooms, or anyone who loves zebras and art. So grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils, and let the coloring adventure begin!
1. Create a Zebra Wall Display
Show off your coloring skills with a zebra-themed wall display! Color several zebras, cut them out, and arrange them on a poster board or wall. Add paper trees, grass, and the African sun for a complete savanna scene. Perfect for classrooms or kids’ bedrooms!
2. DIY Zebra Puzzles
Turn your coloring pages into homemade puzzles. Color the zebra, glue the page onto cardboard, and draw puzzle shapes on the back. Carefully cut out the pieces and enjoy putting your zebra puzzle back together.
3. Make Zebra Masks
Turn your zebra coloring pages into wearable masks! Color a zebra face, cut it out, and leave space for the eyes. Punch holes on each side and attach elastic or string. Kids can wear their zebra masks for dress-up, animal-themed parties, or imaginative play.
4. Create Zebra Puppets
Make a zebra puppet using your coloring pages! Color and cut out a zebra, then glue or tape it onto a popsicle stick or straw. Kids can use their zebra puppets to put on a show or tell stories about their favorite animals.
5. Zebra-Themed Storybook
Turn your zebra coloring pages into a storybook. Staple together several colored pages and write a fun caption or sentence on each one, like “Zara the zebra loves to run across the grassy plains!” Kids can create their own zebra adventures and share them with friends and family.
6. Make Zebra Stickers
Turn your zebra designs into homemade stickers. After coloring, cut out the zebras and stick them onto adhesive-backed paper. Use the stickers to decorate notebooks, lunchboxes, and craft projects.
7. Zebra Bookmarks
Create fun zebra bookmarks for your favorite books. Color and cut out a zebra design in a long, narrow shape. Glue it onto sturdy cardstock, and punch a hole at the top to add a ribbon or tassel. These bookmarks are great for school or reading time!
8. Pin the Tail on the Zebra Game
Create a fun party game based on “Pin the Tail on the Donkey”! Color and enlarge a zebra coloring page, leaving out the tail. Color and cut out separate tails for the players. Blindfold each player, spin them around, and let them try to pin the tail in the right place.
9. DIY Zebra Magnets
Make zebra-themed fridge magnets! Color and cut out smaller zebra designs, glue them onto magnetic sheets, and cut around the edges. These adorable magnets will brighten up any fridge or magnetic board.
10. Zebra Gift Tags
Turn your zebra coloring pages into gift tags for presents. Cut out small sections of the zebra designs, glue them onto cardstock, and punch a hole at the top. Write a message on the back and attach the tag to gifts with ribbon or twine.
11. Make a Zebra Collage
Create a savanna-themed collage using your zebra coloring pages. Color and cut out your zebras, then glue them onto a large piece of paper. Add grass, trees, clouds, and a bright sun using tissue paper, markers, or construction paper for extra detail.
12. Zebra-Themed Placemats
Make mealtime more fun with zebra placemats! Color a full-page zebra design, laminate it (or cover it with clear contact paper), and use it as a placemat. These are great for kids who love animals and are easy to wipe clean.
13. Zebra Mobile Craft
Create a zebra mobile to decorate a bedroom or classroom. Color and cut out several zebra designs, attach them to strings, and hang them from a wooden hoop or stick. Add paper leaves or sun shapes for a complete jungle-themed mobile.
14. Design a Zebra Notebook Cover
Personalize your school supplies by creating a zebra-themed notebook cover. Color a zebra sheet, cut it to fit the notebook cover, and glue it on. For extra durability, cover it with clear contact paper.
15. Make a Zebra Habitat Diorama
Build a 3D zebra habitat using a shoebox. Color and cut out zebras, then glue them onto small pieces of folded cardboard so they stand up. Create a grassy savanna inside the box using paper, cotton balls, and craft supplies. These free zebra coloring pages are a great way to explore creativity while learning about these amazing animals. Whether you’re coloring for fun, decorating a classroom, or working on DIY projects, these printable PDF coloring sheets are perfect for kids and adults alike. Click, print, and start creating your colorful zebra designs today! From masks to puzzles and collages, these zebra pages offer endless possibilities for fun and creativity. Let your imagination run wild! 🦓
