Ben And Holly coloring pages

Free printable Ben and Holly coloring pages

Choose from scenes featuring Holly with her wand, Ben with his arms open, and Gaston resting in the sun. You’ll also find Mister Elf, Nanny Plum, Lucy, Daisy, Poppy, and the Wise Old Elf, so it’s easy to pick a favorite face or a small scene to color.

Choose by age and coloring level

Start with the size and detail your child enjoys. Broad outlines are easier to color without worrying about every edge, while scenes with extra characters or a forest setting give older children and adults more to work on.

Easy coloring pages for kids

For a 3-year-old or a preschooler, try Gaston standing under the sun, Ben’s simple open-armed pose, or Lucy’s big outline. Each has a clear main shape and plenty of room for crayons. Holly holding her wand and Mister Elf’s outline are also straightforward choices when a child wants a familiar character without a busy scene.

A 7-year-old may enjoy adding a little more to a simple picture: give the frog prince a setting, or decide what Holly is doing with her wand. Daisy and Poppy waving their wands introduce two figures to color, while Nanny Plum and Mrs. Elf offer faces and clothing to personalize. The Wise Old Elf’s smile is another easy starting point for choosing expressions and colors.

Cute Ben and Holly coloring pages

For a playful look, choose the kawaii-style Ben and Holly or the picture of them riding on Gaston. Their rounded expressions make these scenes appealing for younger children who like cheerful faces, and the added details give them a little more to notice than a single-character outline.

The pair wearing masks and cat ears is a good pick for pretend play. Children can choose matching or contrasting colors for the costumes, then imagine what the friends are dressing up for. The forest scene with Holly has finer details, so it may suit an older child or an adult who enjoys taking time with small areas.

Color ideas for fairies, elves, and Gaston

Use the pictures as a starting point, not a rulebook. Try a bright outfit for Holly and Ben, then give the elves different clothing colors so they’re easy to tell apart. A wand can have a contrasting handle and tip, while Gaston can stand out with a bold color against a sunny background.

For a softer picture, use pale greens and yellows for the forest and sunlight, with a few brighter accents on the characters. In the Halloween scene, masks and costume details can be different colors; in the Christmas picture, Santa’s red suit makes a strong focal point. Colored pencils work well for small features, while crayons make quick work of broad areas.

Make up a Little Kingdom story

Pick a scene and ask your child what happens just before or after it. Holly using her wand on the frog prince could begin a fairy-tale adventure, while Ben and Holly flying over the Little Kingdom might lead to a trip to visit a friend. Add a setting or a new destination in the background after the main figures are colored.

For a group activity, let each person color one character from the same scene, then take turns telling the story. The Halloween trick-or-treating picture can inspire ideas about what’s inside each treat bag, and the picture with Santa can become a Christmas wish-list tale. If a child prefers a quiet project, choose one face or outline and let them invent the details at their own pace.

Print Ben and Holly coloring pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a page before printing, or tap “Print” to send it directly to a printer, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page settings so the whole drawing stays within the margins. Regular paper works well for crayons and colored pencils; thicker paper can help if you plan to use markers.