Warm tortillas, hearty fillings, and a burst of flavor come together in these 27 burrito coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This delightful collection celebrates the iconic wrapped wonder, capturing its satisfying taste and endless customization!
These pages bring the culinary fun of burritos right to your fingertips, from images of traditional Mexican-inspired burritos to scenes of giant California burritos, spicy chimichangas, and more!
To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.
All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Burrito Coloring Pages
Once those vibrant burrito coloring pages are all filled with color, don't let them sit in a pile! Repurpose your masterpieces into fun, easy, and affordable crafts for endless enjoyment.
1. Burrito Fiesta Garland
Cut out several of your finished burrito coloring pages, carefully following the outlines. Punch a hole at the top two corners of each burrito. Thread yarn, string, or pipe cleaners through the holes to connect them, creating a festive hanging garland for any celebration.
2. Rolled Burrito Story Scroll
Cut out a colored burrito and glue it to the top of a long strip of construction paper or a paper towel roll that's been cut in half lengthwise. Write or draw a story that “unrolls” like a burrito beneath it. When finished, roll the paper strip tightly back around the burrito for a unique story scroll.
3. Burrito Bulletin Board Border
Transform your colorful burritos into a unique border for a bulletin board, doorframe, or wall art. Cut out long, thin strips from your colored burrito pages, or cut out individual burritos and glue them end-to-end onto a long piece of poster board. It's a fun way to frame any space with your delicious art.
4. “What's Inside?” Burrito Guessing Game
Glue a whole colored burrito page onto the front of a paper lunch bag. Gather small, everyday items like cotton balls (rice), brown beans, or yellow construction paper scraps (cheese). Place one item inside the “burrito” bag and have friends guess what ingredient is hidden by feeling through the bag!
5. Burrito Coasters
Give your finished burrito art a functional purpose! Cut out circular or square shapes from your colored burrito pages. Glue each onto a piece of sturdy cardboard or cork board. Cover the top with clear contact paper or laminate them for a durable, wipeable coaster perfect for any beverage.
6. Burrito Food Truck Diorama
Use an empty shoebox as the base for your food truck. Cut out smaller burritos from your coloring pages to serve as menu items, signs, or customers lining up. Decorate the inside and outside of the shoebox with other craft materials to bring your vibrant burrito truck to life for imaginative play.
7. Burrito Bookmark Bunch
Never lose your place in a book again with these tasty bookmarks. Carefully cut out thin, rectangular strips or individual long burrito shapes from your colored pages. Glue them onto cardstock for added durability. You can even punch a hole at the top and tie a yarn tassel for an extra flourish.
8. Giant Burrito Play Mat
Create an oversized burrito play mat for floor fun! Take several finished burrito coloring pages and glue or tape them together on the back to form a larger, connected “burrito” surface. You can cover the entire mat with clear contact paper for protection, making it a wipeable and durable play area.
9. Burrito Paper Plate Mask
Turn your favorite burrito into a fun disguise or party accessory! Glue a vibrant, cut-out burrito from your coloring page onto a plain paper plate. Cut out eyeholes. Punch a hole on either side of the plate and tie a piece of elastic string or yarn to wear your burrito mask with pride.
10. Burrito Ingredient Sorting Activity
Mount a large, colored burrito page onto a piece of poster board. Cut out smaller shapes from different colored construction paper representing burrito ingredients (e.g., brown for beans, yellow for cheese, white for rice, red for salsa). Kids can then sort and arrange these “ingredients” onto their burrito mat, learning about different food components.