Get ready for an explosive adventure with these free volcano painting templates that can all print or download as PDF files! Volcanoes are one of the most powerful miracles of nature, and now children can bring them to life with fiery colors, smoke and even shining lava flows. Regardless of whether it is a peaceful mountain or a rumbling outbreak, these coloring pages make learning earth sciences exciting and funny.
On this page you will find volcano -templates in many different styles -Kartoon volcanoes with smiling faces, realistic outbursts, islands with volcanoes, surrounded by the ocean, dinosaurs next to lava flows and even volcanoes at night under the stars. These free printable PDFs are perfect for classrooms and home activities and keep the children committed while they trigger their imagination.
How to download and print out your volcano
Simply click on one of the volcano paintings pictures or left. This opens a printable PDF in a new tab. From there you can download it to your device, print it on paper or even dye digitally with a tablet or iPad.
All of these coloring pages are set to the standard -us -letters size (8.5 x 11 inches), but they also fit perfectly on A4 paper so that they are easy to print, no matter where they live. Print as many as you want and enjoy endless volcanic adventure!
Entertaining things that have to do with their volcano coloring pages
These volcano paintings don’t just have to stay on paper. With a little creativity you can transform them into funny crafts, classroom projects or even decorations. Here are some creative ideas to try:
1. 3D volcanic trade
After coloring a volcanic side, cut the volcanic shape and glue it onto a piece of cardboard. Then roll a piece of brown or red construction paper in a cone and put it on the picture. Add stripes made of orange -colored, yellow and red fabric paper to look fluently as if fluidly. Children can raise the fabric paper so that it looks like the volcano is breaking out in real time!
2. Vulcan eruption Diorama
Transform your coloring pages into the background of a shoe box -Diorama. Place the colored side on the back of the box and then build a small 3D paper volcano with a design paper or sound in the middle. Add cotton balls for smoke clouds and orange pipe cleaners for lava flows gray. This creates a mini science display that looks like a burning volcano.
3 .. volcanic bullet room bulletin board
Teachers can use these printable volcano paintings to create a science image in the classroom. Let each student color a volcanic blade and then cut it out. Place them on a large bulletin board and connect the volcanoes with “fault lines” with construction paper to show how they could be part of the fire ring. Add labels for lava, magma and ash clouds for an educational display.
4. Vulkan Glow Laternens
After coloring a volcanic sheet, glue around a glass or a battery -operated candle holder. When the light flows through, the colored lava and the smoke shine as if the volcano really breaks out. This works particularly well with colored pencils or markings because the light improves the fat colors.
5. Lava Flow Streamer
Dye a volcano maltores and cut them out. Attach strips of red, orange -colored and yellow crepe paper to the top of the volcano, where the outbreak would be. Hang it on the wall or the ceiling so that the streams look like flowing lava. This makes a great classroom or party decoration.
6. Vulkanpop-up card
Fold a piece of box in half to create a card. Dye a volcanic side, cut it out and glue it into the map. Cut the upper edge of the volcano and fold it slightly so that you can “show up” when the card is opened. Children can messages like “You are Dynamit!” Write. Or “Hope your day explodes with fun!” For a welcome card with a scientific topic.
7. Exploding Science Journal Cover
Print and color a volcanic blade and then glue it on the cover of a notebook or a journal. Add glitter glue or metallic markers to make the lava glow. This makes an entertaining personalized scientific note for pupils who learn about geology, geosciences or natural disasters.
8. Vulkan puppet show
Dye several volcanic sides and glue on a handicraft. You can then use children as puppets to display a “volcanic outbreak show”. Add dinosaur dolls, discoverers or scientists to be even more fun to count story. This is a great activity for younger children who enjoy playing.
9. Vulcancollage poster
Let children dye several volcanic leaves and then cut out the burning volcanoes, clouds of smoke and lava flows. Glue it on a large poster board to create a huge eruption scene. You can also add real materials such as sand, dirt or aluminum foil for the texture.
10. DIY board game with volcanic obstacles
Print and color several volcanic leaves and then cut them into smaller pieces to use as obstacles in a homemade board game. For example, if a player ends up on a “volcano”, he may have to go back three rooms or “wait”. This makes the coloring pages interactively and transforms them into a family game.
11. LAVA bottle experiment characteristics
If you carry out a baking powder and vinegar volcanic experiment, use these coloring pages as labels. Dye the volcano, cut it out and glue it onto the plastic bottle or the container that breaks out. Children will love to achieve their art with a real science experiment.
12. Vulkan -mobil hang
Dye and cut out several volcanoes and attach them to strings. Hang them from a hanger or a craft shop to create a volcanic mobile. Add tissue paper flames and cotton construction ball smoke for additional effects. Hang it into a classroom, a play room or a bedroom for a dramatic decoration.
13. Vulcan book of the storytelling
Print out several volcano paintings and attach them together in a brochure. Let children dye each side and then write a short story to participate, e.g. B. “The day on which the volcano broke out” or “The Vulcano Island Adventure”. This combines color, creativity and writing skills in an activity.
14. Vulkan -Puzzlewandwerk
After coloring a volcanic side, stick it on a piece of cardboard. Cut it into puzzle -like pieces with scissors. Children can then put together the puzzle again and again. This works particularly well for classrooms or group activities.
15. Explosive party decorations
If you address a dinosaurs or a party on the subject of dinosaurs or scientifically, print and color several volcanic blades and use them as a table mate, wall decorations or even cupcake topper. Cut out mini volcanoes, glue them into toothpicks and put them for a funny and fiery enjoyment in cupcakes!
