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Free printable coloring page showing a child using a telescope to look at stars, perfect for kids to explore astronomy and spark curiosity

Telescope Looking at Stars Coloring Page

By JessicaPublished November 22, 2025Updated December 2, 2025

Download this free printable Telescope Looking at Stars coloring page for kids. It is great for classroom activities, home learning, and creative fun.

Page size: Letter (8.5 × 11 in)
Orientation: Portrait

Free for personal and educational use. Perfect for home, classrooms, and homeschooling. Print as many times as you need.

About This Telescope Looking at Stars Coloring Page

Have fun coloring this Telescope Looking at Stars page while you imagine the night sky. The big telescope and smiling kid invite curious stories about planets, comets, and constellations. Talk about how telescopes help us see farther than our eyes can, and try naming some bright stars or simple constellations as you color them. In the classroom, use this printable as a center activity where children color, then cut out and label a star map, or hang finished pages on a space themed bulletin board. At home, it makes a great rainy day project, and families can turn it into a mini lesson by reading a short book about the moon after coloring. For a creative extension, try pairing the coloring page with a craft telescope made from a paper towel roll, or ask kids to write a short imaginative story about what they would discover through the lens. This free printable is playful and practical, and it sparks questions while providing a colorful way to introduce basic astronomy ideas and observational thinking.

Coloring Tips & Techniques

Use deep navy and indigo for the night sky, then add tiny white or silver dots for stars to make them sparkle. Color the telescope metallic gray with a black lens, and pick bright colors for the child's clothes to make them stand out. Try gentle blending with colored pencils to create a soft glow around the moon and stars, and layer colors for a richer look.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this coloring page in my classroom or homeschool?

Yes! All of our coloring pages are free for personal, classroom, and homeschool use. You can print them as many times as you need for lessons, activities, and creative projects.

What paper size should I print this on?

Every coloring page is formatted for US Letter (8.5 x 11 inches), which also prints correctly on A4. Just download the PDF and print it at 100% scale for the best results.

Can I use these on tablets or digital devices?

Yes! You can open the PDF files on iPads, tablets, and computers to use with digital coloring apps like Procreate or GoodNotes. The PDFs work great for both printing and digital coloring.

Free to print and unlimited classroom use

This high quality coloring page is free for parents, teachers, and homeschoolers. Print as many copies as you need for home activities, art lessons, or creative classroom projects.