The refreshing patter of raindrops and the vibrant shield against the elements come together in these 36 raincoat coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This delightful collection celebrates the spirit of staying cozy and bright on a cloudy day, capturing the fun and fashion of wet-weather wear!
These pages bring the joy of rainy day adventures right to your fingertips, from images of playful children in their colorful jackets to scenes of stylish individuals navigating puddles and drizzles, 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 Raincoat Coloring Pages
Once your little artists have filled countless pages with colorful rain jacket designs, don't let those masterpieces go to waste! Transform them into fun, easy, and affordable crafts.
1. Puddle Jumper Diorama
Turn a shoebox into a delightful rainy-day scene. Glue blue construction paper for puddles on the bottom, add cotton balls for clouds, and stand up your cut-out, colored rain jacket figures as if they're splashing joyfully through the water. You can even add little twig “trees” for extra flair!
2. Weather Watch Window Clings
Give your window a splash of color! Carefully cut out your favorite colored rain jackets. If you have clear contact paper or laminating sheets, cover both sides of each cut-out to make them sturdy and somewhat “waterproof.” Use a small piece of tape or a static cling sheet on the back to stick them to a window, creating a cheerful rainy-day display.
3. Rainy Day Story Puppets
Bring your rain jacket designs to life for imaginative play. Glue each cut-out, colored rain jacket onto a craft stick, popsicle stick, or even a paper bag. Use these puppets to tell stories about adventuring in the rain, splashing in puddles, or helping friends stay dry. They're perfect for a puppet show on a gloomy afternoon!
4. “Stay Dry” Bookmark Buddies
Keep your place in any book with a custom rain jacket bookmark. Glue a cut-out, colored rain jacket onto a strip of cardstock or an old cereal box for sturdiness. Punch a hole at the top and tie a colorful piece of yarn or ribbon through it. These make reading on a rainy day extra cozy!
5. Rain Gear Garland
Decorate a room or classroom with a festive rain jacket garland. Carefully cut out several colored rain jacket shapes. Punch a hole in the top corner of each jacket and thread them onto a long piece of string, ribbon, or yarn. Hang your garland across a doorway, mantel, or window to celebrate the joy of rain.
6. Puddle Jumping Play Mat
Create an interactive play mat for small toys or figures. Take a large piece of poster board and draw or glue down several “puddles” made from blue construction paper. Cut out your colored rain jacket figures and glue them onto the mat, ready for imaginary adventures. Add small toy umbrellas or boots for extra fun!
7. Weather Forecast Chart
Design a fun and visual weather chart. Use a large piece of poster board as your base. Create sections for different weather types, and use velcro dots to attach cut-out rain jackets (for rainy days), suns (for sunny days), and clouds (for cloudy days). Change the jacket depending on the daily forecast!
8. Raindrop Mobile
Hang a charming mobile that celebrates rain. Cut out several colored rain jackets and a variety of blue raindrops from construction paper. Tie different lengths of string to a craft stick or a simple coat hanger. Attach the rain jackets and raindrops to the strings, letting them dangle and twirl gracefully.
9. “Match the Jacket” Memory Game
Boost memory skills with a rain jacket themed game. Print and color two copies of several different rain jacket designs. Carefully cut out each jacket and glue them onto equally sized squares of cardstock. Lay all the cards face down and take turns flipping two to find matching rain jackets.
10. Wet Weather Story Starters
Inspire creative writing or storytelling with custom prompts. Glue a cut-out, colored rain jacket onto the front of a small notebook or a set of index cards. Write a different story prompt on each, such as “What happened when your rain jacket flew away in a storm?” or “Who did you meet under your rain jacket?”