Power Rangers Mud Monster Cleanup Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

A grumpy monster called Muck-Muck was splashing in a giant mud puddle, making the whole park messy and brown. SPLOOSH! He covered the pretty flowers in mud. SPLAT! He covered the clean benches in mud.

"We have to clean this up!" said the Blue Ranger. He used his water blaster. SWOOSH! But it only made more mud! The Rangers tried to scoop the mud away, but they just got their shiny boots dirty. SQUISH, SQUELCH.

The Twist: The Yellow Ranger, Maya, noticed Muck-Muck wasn't laughing. He was crying muddy tears. "I think he's just hot and wants to cool down," she said. She used her power to make a single, beautiful sunflower grow by the puddle. The sunbeam from the flower felt so nice and warm. Then the Blue Ranger made a small, clean little pool next to the mud. Muck-Muck saw it, smiled, and happily splashed in his new, clean pool, leaving the rest of the park alone.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The 'Friendly Monster' style ensures Muck-Muck is lovable, not scary, which is crucial for the 3-5 age group. The story's resolution—providing comfort instead of fighting—is a positive and simple concept. The large, clear elements like the sunflower and the monster are perfect for young children who are still developing fine motor control.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Look, Muck-Muck the monster is happy now! The Power Rangers were so kind to him. Let's make this a happy picture. You can color the big sunflower with a bright yellow and a happy brown face. What color is a clean pool of water? A nice blue would be perfect! You can make Muck-Muck any color you like—maybe he's not a brown mud monster anymore! Don't forget the Yellow and Blue Rangers!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

Print this on regular paper. It’s a great page to discuss empathy. Ask your child, 'Why do you think the monster was grumpy? How did the Power Rangers help him feel better?' This connects the coloring activity to important social-emotional learning.

Recommended Tools

This is a great page for watercolors! The 'pool' area is perfect for some blue watercolor paint. Crayons and markers are also excellent choices, especially for the bold flower and the Power Rangers. Let your child's creativity flow like a clean, happy pool of water!