16 Robot Coloring Pages
The word robot comes from a 1920 Czech play called R.U.R. by Karel Čapek, from a word meaning forced labor. Today real robots help build cars, explore Mars, vacuum floors and assist surgeons. Most robots use sensors to understand the world, a computer to make decisions and motors to move. This collection features friendly robots. A robot waves hello, climbs a ladder, holds a tall flower, stands on stacked blocks, waves from a stump, shelters under an umbrella and shows off a tall body. An easy robot and a cute robot are great for young kids. Robots can be any color: silver and gray look metallic, but bright reds, blues and greens are fun. Kids can add buttons, dials, lights and antennas, and invent what their robot does. These pages are a great starting point for STEM conversations about how robots work, and kids can design their own robot helper for chores.
