Spongebob Coloring Pages and Other Free Printables

To print out and color your own SpongeBob Coloring Pages, just right click on any of the images shown on this page, and select a SAVE option from your drop-down menu.

This will save the images to your picture file for future use. From there you can reduce or enlarge the images as needed.

Then print as many SpongeBob Coloring Pages as you like for your own personal use.

SPONGEBOB COLORING PAGES

Spongebob Squarepants is a hugely popular and hilariously silly animated TV series.

Its main character is a talking sponge who lives in a hollowed-out pineapple on the ocean floor.

Just in case it isn't silly enough already, Spongebob is not a sea sponge, but a synthetic, rectangular, yellow kitchen sponge.

His friends & neighbors include an arrogant squid who plays the clarinet (badly), a brainless starfish in bermuda shorts, and a hyperactive squirrel in a space suit. Get it???

That's okay. Neither does anyone else.

Spongebob's creator is artist, animator and former marine biologist Stephen Hillenburg.

For an assortment of free coloring pages to print, click on any of the links below.

These include not only SpongeBob coloring pages, but also Disney, Hello Kitty, fairies, Winnie the Pooh, holiday themes, landscape scenes, flags, maps and more.

Print out your favorite cartoon characters. Celebrate your favorite holidays. Color your own maps. Create your own abstract design elements.

Be sure to check back often, as new coloring pages are being added here all the time.

above image: coloringkids.org

FACTS ABOUT COLORING

* The first coloring book, published in 1879, was called The Little Folks Painting Book.

* Red, Blue and Yellow are known as primary colors. Other colors are made by mixing primary colors together. Red and Blue make purple. Red and Yellow make orange. Yellow and Blue make green. And so on.

* Blue is the most preferred "favorite color" throughout the world.

* Not only is coloring fun, but it also serves many educational purposes. Coloring can improve communication skills, concentration and hand-eye coordination.

* Colors are known to affect people's moods. The pinks and pale greens used in prisons and hospitals have a soothing, stress-reducing effect. Bright red gets people excited.

* According to one study, most of what we call our "first impressions" are based on the colors people are wearing when you meet them.

* The human eye sees lighter colors before noticing darker colors.