Anticipation and daily deliveries come to life across these 36 mailbox coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This charming collection celebrates the quiet reliability of these symbols of connection.
Simply click any image below to open the free PDF. Pages are US letter sized but also print well on A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Mailbox Coloring Pages
Once those finished Mailbox coloring pages start piling up, these easy, affordable crafts are the perfect way to put them to creative use!
1. Friendly Mailbox Puppet
Cut out your colored mailbox. Glue it onto a craft stick or a small paper bag, then add wiggly eyes and pipe cleaner antennae for a fun character. Now you have a cheerful puppet ready for storytelling or imaginative play.
2. Mailbox Message Center
Mount your cut-out mailbox onto a piece of colorful poster board. Attach a small clothespin or binder clip beneath it, creating a spot to clip important notes, drawings, or “mail” from family members. It's a sweet, personalized way to organize messages.
3. “Special Delivery” Visor
Cut out your favorite colored mailbox. Glue it to the front of a construction paper strip, measured to fit around a child's head. Secure the strip with tape or staples to create a custom mail carrier's visor, perfect for pretend play.
4. Mailbox Window Decals
Carefully cut out your finished mailbox pages. Laminate them or cover both sides with clear contact paper for durability and a glossy finish. These sturdy cut-outs can then be taped or stuck to windows, creating a bright, welcoming display.
5. Mailbox Greeting Card
Fold a piece of construction paper in half to create a card base. Glue your cut-out, colored mailbox onto the front, perhaps adding a small popsicle stick flag for a 3D touch. Write a special message inside for a unique handmade card.
6. “Mailbox Match-Up” Game
Print and color several mailbox pages, making two of each design if possible. Cut them out and glue each onto a small, sturdy piece of cardboard or thick cardstock. Use them for a fun memory matching game, or hide them around the room for a “mail delivery” scavenger hunt!
7. Mailbox Garland
Color and cut out several mailbox images. Using a hole punch, make two holes at the top of each mailbox. Thread string or yarn through the holes to connect them, creating a charming garland to decorate a room or bulletin board.
8. “My First Mail” Box
Take a small cardboard box (like a tissue box or cereal box). Glue your cut-out mailbox page onto the front of it. Cut a slit in the top of the box to create an opening, transforming it into a personal mini-mailbox for tiny letters and drawings.
9. Mailbox Scene Diorama
Get a shoebox and arrange it on its side. Color and cut out your mailbox, then glue it inside the diorama, perhaps along with small pipe cleaner figures or construction paper trees. Create a tiny street scene where your mailbox takes center stage.
10. Mailbox Fridge Magnet
Glue your cut-out, colored mailbox onto a piece of thin craft foam for added sturdiness. Attach a small adhesive magnet to the back. Now your custom mailbox can hold up notes and photos on the refrigerator, adding a touch of personalized charm.