16 Werewolf Coloring Pages
Werewolf legends come from European folklore about people who turned into wolves under a full moon. Real wolves do howl, but not because of the moon. They howl to call their pack together and to tell other wolves where their territory is. They often point their noses upward because sound carries farther that way. This collection makes werewolves fun instead of frightening. A werewolf howls at the moon, another howls with arms up, and one howls under a crescent moon. Others wear a hoodie and carry a lantern, hold a giant cookie and wear a bow tie with a gift. A baby werewolf and two cute werewolf pages are perfect for little ones. Fur can be gray, brown or black with lighter shading on the chest and muzzle. Yellow or amber eyes and a big round yellow moon make it a night scene, and dark blue or purple sky adds a spooky feel. These pages are great for Halloween and pair with fact lessons about real wolves.
Cuddly wolves in clothes
These werewolves look more like friendly pups than monsters. The wolf pup in overalls has big pointed ears, a sweet smile, two round buttons and fuzzy tufts at its wrists and ankles. Cute Werewolf Character waves one paw with little toe pads, wearing a collared shirt with a bushy tail beside him. Cute Werewolf stands in a t shirt and shorts, drawn small near the top corner. Silver gray fur with denim, green or orange clothes looks bright and cheerful.
Howling at the moon
Werewolf Howling is the spookiest page, with a shaggy wolf tipping its head back toward a crescent moon while a torn shirt stretches over its shoulders. The jagged fur edges take more care than the round shapes on the other sheets. Coloring the night sky deep navy around a pale yellow moon makes the scene glow, and kids can add stars, bats or pine tree silhouettes in the open space for a full Halloween night picture.
