Coloring page Astronauts Playing Soccer on the Moon

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Get your crayons ready to color happy astronauts playing soccer on the Moon's surface with a view of Earth. This is a lovely, free printable coloring page for kids, perfect for little space lovers.

Difficulty
Detailed
Recommended age
6+ yrs
Category
Space
Subcategories
Astronauts
Downloads
2
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This free printable coloring page shows two happy astronauts playing soccer on the Moon, with craters underfoot and Earth rising in the sky. One suit even has the label "POLSKA" on the chest, and stars sprinkle the background. Kids who love space, sports, or both will enjoy coloring this scene.

A little story

Two friends landed on the Moon to play a friendly match under the stars. They laughed as the ball bounced in slow, floaty hops across the craters.

What to prepare

printer and paper colored pencils or crayons fine-tip markers protective sheet under paper

How to color it step by step

  1. 1Color the spacesuits white or light gray for a classic look.
  2. 2Fill in the POLSKA label with a bold color.
  3. 3Shade helmet visors light blue and add a white highlight.
  4. 4Alternate black and white panels on the soccer ball.
  5. 5Paint Earth blue with green continents carefully.
  6. 6Shade moon craters from light to dark gray for depth.

Color suggestions

spacesuits — white
helmet visor — light blue
soccer ball panels — black and white
Earth oceans — blue
Earth continents — green
moon surface — gray

Coloring tips

Use light strokes for smooth visor shading.
Blend two grays for realistic craters.
Outline figures with a darker pencil for pop.
Color soccer ball panels one at a time.
Layer blue and green on the Earth for texture.
Keep stars bright yellow for contrast.
Use a white gel pen for small highlights.
Work from large areas to small details.

What you'll discover

  • The Moon is covered in craters from meteor hits.
  • Gravity on the Moon is much weaker than on Earth.
  • From the Moon you can see Earth as a whole planet.
  • Spacesuits keep astronauts alive in space.

Vocabulary

Match the word to its meaning — tap a word, then its meaning

What your child will learn

  • Improves fine motor control and hand strength.
  • Builds focus and sustained attention.
  • Enhances color recognition and choice.
  • Encourages creative storytelling and space interest.

Fun facts

  • Moon gravity is about one-sixth of Earth’s gravity.
  • The Moon has no breathable atmosphere or wind.
  • Astronauts on Apollo called the distant view an "Earthrise."
  • A Polish cosmonaut flew to space in 1978.

Learn & play

1Color every crater gray.
2Circle the astronaut with the POLSKA label.
3What planet is visible in the sky? Write its name.
Answer ▸

Earth

4Color all the stars yellow.

Frequently asked questions

What age is this coloring page for?+

Suitable for preschoolers to early elementary ages, about 3–9 years.

How do I print this image?+

Download the file and print at A4 with high quality settings.

Is this coloring page free?+

Yes, it is a free printable coloring page for kids.

Can my child color it online?+

Yes, save the image and use any drawing app to color digitally.

What supplies should we use?+

Colored pencils for detail and crayons for bold coverage.

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