Our Minions Colouring Sheets are the perfect activity to keep children entertained for hours on end. They’re ideal to use in the classroom as a starter activity or fast-finisher task. Or, why not have fun colouring these pictures with your little ones at home? All you need is some coloured pens or pencils and you’re ready to go! The minion that we have up next is looking a bit frazzled! What do you think could have caused this minion to look like this?

It’s time to have some cupcakes now. Actually, it’s time to color some cupcakes. Give some color to this illustration inspired by the first film in the Despicable Me franchise, showcasing a minion ready to gorge on some delicious cupcakes. If minion Phil got into a maid’s dress, minion Stuart managed to find himself a cute little girl’s outfit. With those ponytails, he sure looks like a little girl. If we were coloring this one, we would probably go for some watercolor paints or colored pencils to create a softer look for the scene. How will you color it in?

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When these are strategically glued to the banana, the effect is nothing less than hilarious! 5. Make a Minion Shoebox for Tiny Treasures We would probably keep the colors a bit lighter for this one, but that can be tough when yellow is the main color of the Minions! Also, make sure to use acrylic spray when finished so that the surface of each doll is smooth and fits easily into the next. 9. Create a Unique Game It makes for a really interesting picture to look at, and it will only become even more interesting when you have added some color to it. These coloring sheets provide plenty of fun scenes for kids to color. They feature the minions and Gru in fun and creative situations. As Halloween approaches, minions are often favorites for costumes and activities. These coloring sheets can provide some fun ideas for kids and parents.

Perhaps it is a cool balloon or maybe a cloud that is in a funny shape. These are just a few ideas, but what else do you think this happy Minion could be looking up at?The expression being shown is one of surprise or maybe disgust, and these are just two ways you could interpret it. This gives him a quirky look, and you could match it with equally quirky colors. Will you go for the classic yellow and blue Minion color scheme or give this funny guy a new look? This next Minion is pointing at something while looking rather delighted! It makes you wonder what he could be pointing at, and this is another instance where you could add some fun details.