Welcome to the adorable world of Shopkins. We have a massive collection of free printable coloring pages featuring your favorite grocery-themed characters. From Apple Blossom to Kooky Cookie, these sheets are perfect for fans of all ages. Grab your crayons, print your favorites, and get ready for some serious creative fun.
Cupcake Tower Delight
Ice Cream Cone Trio
The Donut Duo
Limited Edition Gem
Apple Blossom Dance
Chocolate Fondue Fun
Baby Shopkin Naptime
Easy-Peasy Lemon Squeezy
Candy Land Adventure
Popcorn Shopkin
Kooky Cookie Day
Sled Fun
Gift Box Shopkin
Park Playing Shopkins
Kawaii Fruit Basket
Girl Shopkin's Day Out
Chocolate Fountain Fiesta
Shopkin Winter Scene
Ballet Dance Gala
Majestic Shopkin Castle
Roller Skating
Kooky's Cookie Shop
Tropical Fruit Splash
Dessert Delight Party
Rainy Day Play
Musical Melody Session
Winter Wonderland
Farm Fresh Veggies
Library Learning Time
Bakery Shopkin Bliss
Sunset Seashore Serenity
Sports Day Challenge
Halloween Shopkin Spooks
Dessert Treat
Fruit Fiesta Fun
Magic Potion Mix
Fluffy Cloud Shopkin
Underwater Ocean Odyssey
Fashionista Runway
Autumn Leaf Dance
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Activities to Do With Shopkins Coloring Pages
Don’t just color these pages and toss them aside. There are plenty of ways to keep the fun going. Here are a few creative ideas to reuse your finished masterpieces.
Create a DIY Grocery Store
Turn your living room into a Small Mart. Color the food-themed Shopkins and cut them out carefully. Glue them onto cardboard or cardstock to make them sturdy. Set up a pretend shop and use play money to “buy” and “sell” the items. It is a fantastic way to practice math skills while playing.
Make Your Own Stickers
Print the pages on sticker paper instead of regular printer paper. Color them in with markers, crayons, or colored pencils. Cut around the edges of each character. Now you have custom Shopkins stickers to decorate notebooks, water bottles, or lunchboxes.
Design a Shopville Mural
Print out several different pages, including the buildings, castles, or parks. Color them all and tape them together on a large piece of poster board. You can draw streets to connect the different scenes. This creates a giant map of Shopville for your toys to explore.
Shopkins Memory Game
Select your favorite characters and print two copies of each page. Color the matching pairs exactly the same. Cut them into square cards and glue them to a backing paper so you can’t see through them. Flip them over and play a classic game of memory match with your friends.
Cupcake Toppers for Parties
These are perfect for a Shopkins-themed birthday party. Print the smaller characters like Apple Blossom or Cupcake Queen. Color them, cut them out, and tape a toothpick to the back. Stick them into cupcakes for an instant custom decoration that costs almost nothing.
FAQs
How Do I Print These Coloring Pages?
Click on the image you want to color. It will open in a new tab or window. Press “Control + P” on your keyboard (or “Command + P” on a Mac) to open your printer settings. Select your printer and hit print.
Are These Shopkins Pages Free?
Yes, all the coloring sheets on this page are completely free for personal use. Feel free to print as many as you like for your kids, students, or rainy day activities.
What Supplies Work Best for These Pages?
Standard printer paper works well for crayons and colored pencils. If you want to use markers, gel pens, or watercolors, we recommend printing on cardstock. This prevents the ink from bleeding through and ruining the paper.
Who Are the Most Popular Shopkins?
Some fan favorites include Apple Blossom, Kooky Cookie, Lippy Lips, and Strawberry Kiss. You will find many of these popular characters in our collection above.
What Are Shopkins?
Shopkins are collectible toys manufactured by Moose Toys. They are based on grocery store items like fruit, bakery treats, and household goods. Each one has a cute face, a unique name, and a fun personality.
Can I Use These for a Classroom Activity?
Absolutely. Teachers often use these pages for art centers, reward time, or fine motor skill practice. They are great for quiet time or as a fun activity during indoor recess.
