Do you think aliens exist? It’s a captivating thought! While we’ve explored much of our own solar system, the vast universe still holds many mysteries. Since the dawn of the space age, scientists have identified life-sustaining elements on two planets, but this doesn’t mean we’ll find human-like beings wandering the cosmos. More likely, the life forms we discover will resemble algae or tiny tardigrades. Yet, what kind of companions or adversaries might exist in “a galaxy far, far away,” reminiscent of those in Star Wars? Only time and further studies will provide answers. In the meantime, you can encourage your little one’s imagination to soar with our collection of alien coloring pages.
Exploring the concept of aliens can be daunting, but it’s a great opportunity for your child to use their imagination. Who knows? With the right guidance and encouragement, they could grow up to be the first person to visit Mars or venture beyond our solar system. The journey of space exploration can start right here, with these engaging printables that will easily captivate your little space enthusiast. As they color, they’re not just having fun; they’re developing essential skills like focus and self-regulation. Plus, learning to hold crayons and pencils correctly is always beneficial!
Just print out these alien coloring pages and let your future astronaut’s creativity take flight.
Free Alien Coloring Pages
Alien No. 1
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Thinking about aliens might send a chill down your spine, especially since films like Independence Day and shows like The X-Files often portray them as menacing. However, they could just as easily look like this delightful peanut-shaped character. The belief in extraterrestrial life has persisted for thousands of years, with the first recorded UFO sighting dating back to 1440 B.C.
Alien No. 2
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Or perhaps they resemble this antennaed octopus gal. Will they pilot spaceships? It’s uncertain. As of now, it seems improbable to find highly intelligent aliens in our solar system. Interestingly, the first attempt at communicating with extraterrestrials occurred in 1960. Fun fact: the movie Alien was originally titled Star Beast.
Alien No. 3
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Does your child know what UFO stands for? Now’s a perfect moment to introduce them to the idea of unidentified flying objects. Did you know there’s a mysterious sound in space? Scientists are baffled by it! Two astronomers have identified 17,129 stars that they believe may host intelligent life.
Alien No. 4
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While thousands of UFO sightings are reported annually, many can be attributed to things like falling satellites. If your child is captivated by the idea of alien encounters, encourage their curiosity! Who knows what the future holds? Here’s a strange tidbit: in 1957, a Brazilian farmer claimed he was abducted by aliens who engaged with him.
Alien No. 5
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Older kids may be intrigued by the enigma of Area 51 and the infamous alien autopsy hoax. However, it’s essential to remember that many UFOs may simply be military aircraft. Speaking of space, did you know you can’t walk on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, or Neptune because they lack solid surfaces?
Alien No. 6
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With so many UFO sightings reported, one might wonder about the lack of evidence for actual extraterrestrial beings piloting these crafts. Perhaps aliens are just excellent at hiding! Additionally, every year, an asteroid the size of a car approaches Earth, but it burns up before reaching us.
Alien No. 7
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You could interpret the uneven reports of UFO sightings as evidence that they aren’t alien spacecraft. Or you might ask your little one, “If you could leave Earth, would you?” This question can spark engaging discussions about space travel and life beyond our planet.
Alien No. 8
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This design is arguably the world’s most recognizable UFO shape. You can find carnival rides and roadside sculptures inspired by it. There are even restaurants and homes that mimic this disc shape, reminiscent of mid-century design trends during the initial surge of interest in space.
Alien No. 9
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If aliens are out there, they could just as easily resemble these quirky creatures as the typical egg-headed aliens depicted in media. This amusing group seems more likely to hang out with Mike and Sully from Monsters University than to be wielding laser guns against humans.
Alien No. 10
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Do these spaceships and aliens match what your child envisions? Challenge them to draw their own picture or design a spaceship with an alien they’d like to befriend. While following instructions and focusing on tasks is crucial, nurturing their creativity and imagination is equally important.
Alien No. 11
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Everyone needs a friend, even in space! Did you know comets consist of four main parts? The nucleus is made of ice and rocky minerals, surrounded by the coma, dust tail, and ion tail. The coma is the gas surrounding the nucleus, and the dust tail is what we commonly observe when a comet passes by.
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This article was originally published on March 29, 2021.
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Summary
Engaging your child with imaginative alien coloring pages can foster creativity and critical skills necessary for their future. These activities not only serve as a fun pastime but also encourage discussions about the mysteries of the universe, possibly igniting a lifelong passion for space exploration.
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