Crayola Giraffe Coloring Page

Giraffe Color and cut out the pieces on this coloring page, then put them together to create a 3-D giraffe craft. Directions: 1. Print out this page and color it with Crayola® crayons or markers.

Cut out one of each type of shape (head, neck, body, and front and back legs), remembering where the letters were. Of all the African safari animals, giraffes definitely "stand out" as one of the most unique due to their tall bodies and whacky personalities. If you are a teacher or parent who is in need of some giraffe coloring pages for a lesson or rainy day activity, you're in the right place!

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From simple outlines perfect for kids to intricate, detailed scenes. Make your world more colourful with free printable colouring pages from Crayola. Explore 33 free printable giraffe coloring pages for kids and adults, featuring simple and detailed designs.

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Directions: 1. Print out this page and color it with Crayola® crayons or markers. Cut out one of each type of shape (head, neck, body, and front and back legs), remembering where the letters were.

Glue the shapes to a thin piece of cardboard, such as a recycled cereal box or manila folder.