Bring Storybook Village to your table with engaging 15 Super Why! coloring pages that spark creativity and early literacy.
Kids meet Whyatt Beanstalk (Super Why), Princess Pea, Red Riding Hood, the Littlest Pig, and loyal Puppy as they color capes, masks, and the iconic why-writer.
These easy-to-print PDFs double as fun reading-themed activities for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary learners at home, in class, or in ELA centers.
This set mixes heroic poses, flying scenes, character spotlights, and simple posters that pair perfectly with phonics practice, sight words, and story sequencing.
Power Up Reading with Super Why! Coloring Pages (15 Free PDF Printables)
Kids can color Whyatt’s action shots, a starry spotlight, Princess Pea with her wand, Red Riding Hood on the move, the Littlest Pig in costume, and more. Download the PDFs, print on standard paper or cardstock, and explore the full Super Why! coloring collection below.
1. Super Why Coloring Pages Collection
Kick off your adventure with a starter set of Super Why coloring pages perfect for kids. Download this easy printable PDF and spark reading-powered fun at home or in class.
2. Whyatt Beanstalk Spotlight Coloring Page
Whyatt stands proudly in the spotlight on this Super Why coloring page, ready for heroic reading quests. Print the free sheet and add bold colors to his classic look.
3. Detailed Whyatt Superhero Pose Printable
This detailed Super Why printable shows Whyatt in a strong superhero stance with crisp linework. Great for markers or colored pencils, it’s an engaging PDF for young readers.
4. Whyatt Flying With Why-Writer Coloring Poster
Whyatt soars through the air with his why-writer marked by a question symbol on this action poster. Capture the movement with bright hues and make this Super Why coloring page pop.
5. Littlest Pig Super Why Coloring Page
The Littlest Pig appears in his signature outfit for a friendly, kid-approved coloring page. Print the PDF and color this Super Why character for a quick, cheerful activity.
6. Whyatt With Why-Writer Coloring Page
Whyatt poses in full superhero gear holding his why-writer in his left hand, ready to solve a wordy puzzle. This Super Why coloring page is an easy, fun printable for kids.
7. Whyatt and Puppy Coloring Page
Join Whyatt and his friendly golden retriever puppy in a heartwarming Super Why scene. Print the free coloring page and fill the duo with sunny, playful colors.
8. Black-and-White Whyatt Printable Coloring Page
Enjoy clean outlines of Whyatt in his signature outfit on this black-and-white printable. The Super Why PDF is perfect for practicing neat coloring and shading.
9. Excited Whyatt Coloring Page For Kids
Whyatt spreads his arms wide in a joyful pose on this kid-friendly Super Why coloring sheet. Add energetic colors and turn this simple printable into a lively keepsake.
10. Free Super Why Flying Coloring Page
Whyatt flies high in a classic superhero pose on this free printable coloring page. Download the PDF and color his cape as it sweeps dramatically through the sky.
11. Whyatt With Green Mask and Turbo Shoes Coloring Page
Whyatt zooms through the air wearing a green mask, turbo shoes, and a bright blue cape. Print this Super Why coloring page and highlight his speedy gear with vivid shades.
12. Princess Pea Coloring Page PDF
Princess Pea appears with her magical wand in a charming Super Why printable. Color the sparkly details and create a fairy-tale look with soft pastels or glitter gel pens.
13. Whyatt Hiding Behind Tree Coloring Page
Peek at Whyatt in his superhero outfit as he hides behind a leafy tree branch. This Super Why coloring page invites woodland greens and playful textures for a cozy scene.
14. Whyatt On The Move Coloring Poster
Catch Whyatt in motion with his turbo shoes on this dynamic Super Why poster. Print the PDF and use bold strokes to emphasize action lines and speedy vibes.
15. Red Riding Hood Super Why Coloring Page
Red Riding Hood steps into the spotlight in this detailed Super Why coloring page for kids. Bring her storybook style to life with warm reds and bright forest accents.
After You Color Your Super Why! Coloring Pages
Turn finished pages into learning extensions that build vocabulary, comprehension, and confidence. Use these ideas to connect art time with literacy—no prep beyond printing:- DIY Reading Badges: Cut out small stars or shields from colored paper and write “Word Power,” “Alpha Power,” or “Spelling Power.” Tape them to completed pages as achievement stickers.
- Why-Writer Word Hunt: Pick a colored scene and circle five objects (cape, wand, shoes, mask, book). Help kids label each with simple sight words on sticky notes.
- Storyboard Sequencing: Print three pages that show different actions. Number them 1–3 and have kids tell the beginning, middle, and end of a mini adventure.
- Character Traits Chart: Ask, “What makes Super Why brave? How does Princess Pea help?” Write two traits per character on the back of the colored sheet.
- Vocabulary Boost: Choose one key word per page (e.g., cape, wand, question, hero, explore). Practice clapping syllables and drawing a small icon beside the word.
- Reading Nook Decor: Hang finished Super Why! printables near your book basket to create an inviting space for daily reading minutes.
- Bookmark Workshop: Trim a colored edge into DIY bookmarks; add a short goal on the back like “Read 10 minutes” or “Find 3 new words.”
- Puppet Play: Glue characters to craft sticks for quick reader’s theater. Retell an episode or invent a new quest that solves a word problem.
- Print & Color: Select PDFs that match your child’s interests or current phonics focus.
- Add Words: Label one object per page; practice spelling or letter sounds together.
- Share the Story: Ask kids to explain what the character is doing and why.
- Display & Celebrate: Post completed pages and give a Super Reader high-five.