Power Rangers Rainbow Rescue Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

The Red Ranger, Leo, saw a problem. A silly, splishy-splashy monster was mixing up all the colors in the park! The green slide was now spotty-dotty orange, and the yellow swings were a gloomy blue. "Oh no!" said Leo.

WHOOSH! The other Rangers arrived. "We must help!" said Maya, the Yellow Ranger.

The monster giggled, splashing purple paint on a red bench. SPLAT!

"Rangers, use your colors!" Leo shouted. The Red Ranger aimed his power beam at a blue car. ZAP! It turned red again. The Blue Ranger, Kai, aimed at the orange slide. BZZZT! It turned bright blue. But they couldn't fix everything alone.

The Twist: The Pink Ranger, Chloe, noticed the monster looked sad when they changed the colors back. "Wait!" she said. "I don't think he's being mean. I think he wants to play!"

Chloe made a pink heart shape with her power. The monster saw it and made a happy gurgle sound. It then splashed a beautiful rainbow on the ground! The Rangers learned that sometimes, a problem just needs a friend.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

Perfect for ages 3-5, this design features large, simple shapes and rounded characters that are inviting, not intimidating. The theme of making friends and creating a rainbow is positive and easily understood. The distinct bands of the rainbow offer a great opportunity to practice coloring within the lines and learn about colors, supporting key developmental milestones.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Hello, little artist! Look at the big, beautiful rainbow the friendly monster made. Can you make it super colorful? You can use red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet, or any colors you love! Don't forget to give the Pink Ranger her favorite pink color. You can make the monster any silly, splishy-splashy color you can imagine! Have fun making the park a happy, colorful place.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

For best results, print on sturdy paper like cardstock, which holds up well to crayons and markers. Use your printer's 'draft' or 'grayscale' setting to ensure only the black outlines print clearly. Printing a few copies is a great idea in case your little hero wants to try different color ideas for their Power Rangers scene!

Recommended Tools

Chunky crayons are perfect for little hands to grip and color the large areas. Washable markers are also a great choice for bright, bold colors. Always supervise coloring time to make sure caps are put back on markers and tools are used safely. Let's make some colorful art together!