Stacked high with deliciousness, packed with flavor, and bursting with endless possibilities, these 27 sandwich coloring pages are free for you to download and print. This mouth-watering collection celebrates the ultimate portable meal, capturing the joy and versatility of this beloved food!
These pages bring the delicious world of sandwiches right to your fingertips, from images of classic deli creations to scenes of picnic baskets overflowing with treats, simple homemade lunches, 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 Sandwich Coloring Pages
Once your little artists have filled their world with vibrant sandwich masterpieces, don't let those pages just pile up! Here are 10 easy, affordable crafts to give those colorful creations a fun new purpose.
1. Sandwich Shop Menu Board
Transform a large piece of poster board into a pretend sandwich shop menu! Cut out various finished sandwiches and individual ingredients from your colored pages. Glue them onto the poster board, adding prices or silly names with markers, for hours of imaginative play.
2. Build-Your-Own Sandwich Toy
Cut out different sandwich layers like bread, lettuce, tomato, cheese, and meats from your completed coloring pages. Glue a small piece of felt or sturdy construction paper to the back of each cutout. Attach Velcro dots to the back of the “ingredients” and to a “base” bread slice, allowing kids to stack and unstack their custom sandwiches.
3. Picnic Placemats
Give your finished sandwich coloring pages a practical purpose! Glue a completed page onto a piece of colorful construction paper for a border, then cover it with clear contact paper or laminate it. These custom placemats are perfect for snack time, craft time, or a pretend indoor picnic.
4. Sandwich Ingredient Matching Game
Print out two copies of pages featuring individual sandwich ingredients (like two pieces of bread, two tomatoes, two slices of cheese). Have your child color them, then cut them out. Glue each ingredient onto a piece of cardstock for durability, and use them to play a classic memory matching game!
5. Layered Sandwich Mobile
Create a dangling delight for any room! Cut out several different sandwiches or individual ingredient layers from your colored pages. Punch a hole in the top of each, then string them with varying lengths of yarn or string from a simple clothes hanger or two crossed popsicle sticks. Hang it up and watch your sandwiches “float”!
6. “What's Inside?” Lift-the-Flap Card
Design a fun interactive card! Cut out a whole colored sandwich for the front, and then cut out various “fillings” (lettuce, cheese, ham) from other pages. Attach the top “bread” layer to a folded piece of cardstock with a small hinge of tape at the top, so it can be lifted to reveal the delicious colored fillings glued underneath.
7. Sandwich Puppet Pals
Bring your sandwiches to life! Glue a cut-out, colored sandwich onto a brown paper lunch bag to create a simple hand puppet, with the mouth of the bag serving as the sandwich's opening. Alternatively, glue a smaller sandwich to a popsicle stick for a quick stick puppet, perfect for storytelling.
8. Sandwich Garland Decoration
Spruce up a playroom or party space with a sandwich-themed garland. Cut out multiple individual sandwiches or triangular halves from your finished coloring pages. Punch two holes near the top of each cutout and thread them onto a long piece of yarn or string, spacing them out evenly for a festive decoration.
9. Customizable Sandwich Bookmarks
Encourage reading with a personalized bookmark. Cut out long, narrow sandwich shapes or iconic triangular halves from your colored pages. Glue them onto sturdy cardstock for durability, then cover them with clear contact paper. Punch a hole at the top and add a piece of colorful yarn for a tassel.
10. Healthy Sandwich Food Group Sort
Turn coloring into an educational activity! Cut out various sandwich ingredients from different colored pages. On separate construction paper circles or paper plates, write the names of different food groups (e.g., “Grains,” “Protein,” “Vegetables,” “Dairy”). Have children sort and glue their colored sandwich ingredients onto the correct food group plates.