16 Raccoon Coloring Pages
Raccoons are famous for their black eye masks and ringed tails. Their front paws are extremely sensitive, almost like hands, and they often dip food in water, which may help them feel it better. Raccoons are clever problem solvers that can open latches and remember solutions for years. Originally from forests, they now thrive in cities and suburbs too. This collection shows raccoons in playful spots. A raccoon climbs a tree, peeks from a hollow log and a birdhouse, sits on a mushroom and balances on stacks of balls and gifts. A baby raccoon, called a kit, and two cute raccoon pages are great for preschoolers. Raccoons are gray with a black mask, white around the eyes and snout, and a bushy tail with black and gray rings. Kids can practice alternating colors on the tail rings. Green leaves, brown bark and red mushrooms complete each forest scene. These pages pair nicely with nighttime animal lessons.
Masks, stripes and friendly faces
The young sitting raccoon, Cute Raccoon Character and Cute Raccoon are easy pages with big heads, bold tail rings and simple fur outlines. Cute Raccoon Character is cropped at the waist, so it works like a close up portrait. Raccoon in Tree is the medium page, with a smaller animal and bark texture on the trunk, which gives older kids more fine lines to follow.
Gray fur and nighttime ideas
Soft gray or silver suits the fur, with a charcoal mask, a cream muzzle and black and white tail rings. Brown bark and green leaves bring the tree scene to life. Kids can draw a moon, stars or a garden at night around any raccoon and learn that these clever animals use their nimble front paws to find food and open things.
