Madagascar coloring pages

Free Printable Madagascar Coloring Pages

Color familiar animal friends on their own or together, from Mort the mouse lemur to Alex the lion. Some drawings focus on clear, easy-to-color shapes, while others show the friends hugging, sneaking out, or heading off in a jeep.

Make a Madagascar Story Hunt

Turn the pictures into a simple storytelling game. Ask your child to pick a scene, then decide what happened just before it and where the animals are going next. Alex, Marty, Gloria, and Melman sneaking out can start a tale about a quiet escape, while the shipwreck scene sets up an adventure on shore.

For a group activity, give each person one animal to color, then put the pages together and tell a shared story. A circus cannon, a jeep ride, or a winter scene with Skipper can become the next stop. Invite kids to spot the penguins, chimpanzees, and lemurs as the story unfolds.

Colors for the Animals and Their Scenes

Use the familiar colors of the animal friends as a starting point: Alex’s tawny fur, Marty’s black-and-white stripes, Gloria’s gray skin, and Melman’s spotted coat. The ring-tailed lemur’s striped tail makes a fun detail to color, and the penguins’ dark backs stand out against their pale fronts.

For the background, try leafy greens for the forest or sandy and ocean blues for the shipwreck scene. Circus details can be bright and varied, while a winter picture gives you a chance to add cool blues and white. Kids can also invent new colors for the animals’ surroundings.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

Easy Madagascar Coloring Pages for Kids

A three-year-old may enjoy the large, recognizable shapes in Mort, Melman, or Gloria, with room to color without worrying about tiny details. For a seven-year-old, the penguins or Vitaly the tiger offer a little more to notice while keeping the main figures easy to follow. Skipper in a winter scene is another inviting choice, with a setting to color around him.

Scenes with a Little More Detail

The medium-level drawings suit kids who are ready to work across a fuller scene. King Julien’s ring-tailed lemur features give the page a clear focus, while Makunga in the forest brings foliage into the picture. The friends sneaking out, riding in a circus cannon, or shipwrecked together offer extra background details and a story to talk about as you color.

Detailed Madagascar Coloring Pages for Adults

Choose a more involved drawing when you want to slow down and work on smaller areas. The group portrait of Skipper, Kowalski, Rico, and Private gives each penguin its own details, and the poster brings several figures together in one busy scene. Marty’s stripes, Julien with Maurice and Clover, and the friends riding a jeep also leave more room for careful shading and color choices.

Print Madagascar Coloring Pages as PDFs

Use the “Open the PDF” button to open a drawing, or choose “Print” to print it directly, including from a phone. Select fit to page if you want the full scene within the margins. Colored pencils work well for stripes and small details; thicker paper is a good choice for markers.