Top 10 Alice In Wonderland Coloring Pages For Your Little One

If your child is a fan of fantasy tales, you must have read Alice in Wonderland to them. To help your little one visualize its characters and bring them to life, we have brought you a collection of Alice in Wonderland coloring pages. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, better known as Alice in Wonderland, is one of the most popular children’s stories. It is a novel written in 1865 by English author Lewis Carroll. The story is considered one of the best examples of the “literary nonsense” genre.

It is a story about Alice, a little girl who falls down a rabbit hole into a world of talking animals and strange and nonsensical situations. These coloring pages will bring these extraordinary characters to life so your child can indulge in coloring them to give flight to their fantasy.

Top Alice In Wonderland Coloring Pages For Kids

Alice in Wonderland characters are extremely popular in the fantasy genre and even in popular culture. Even though the book was written more than 150 years ago, its characters are known and celebrated to date, and featured in films, plays, and video games. We have compiled some of the best free Alice in Wonderland coloring pages with the most popular characters from the story for your kids. So read on!

1. Alice

Alice is the protagonist in Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. She is intelligent and a great thinker for a seven-year-old child. She spends most of her time with her elder sister, taking daily lessons from her. She is brave and loves to venture into unknown places. Alice is a caring, loving, gentle, and wildly curious girl. On the coloring page, you can see Alice looking through the gate to Wonderland.

2. The Mad Hatter

The Hatter, also known as the Mad Hatter, is a principal character of this novel. He explains to Alice that he has been trapped in a never-ending tea party. The Mad Hatter was sentenced for “murdering time,” when he tried singing for the Queen of Hearts at a celebration. The Hatter also appears to be the White King’s messenger. Have your child transform his black-and-white page into a beautiful page by choosing the right colors.

3. The Mouse

The mouse is the first animal that Alice encounters in Wonderland. The mouse, seeing Alice, gets frightened. He was initially reluctant to tell Alice how he landed in Wonderland. It is only after they discuss cats and dogs that the Mouse tells Alice his story about Fury and the Mouse that foreshadows the trial of the Knave of Heart. The coloring page shows the image of the mouse coming out of the pool of tears, with Alice and the Rabbit following him.

4. The White Rabbit

The White Rabbit is the frantic creature who leads Alice to Wonderland. Alice, while sitting on a riverbank, notices the curious White Rabbit near a rabbit hole. Out of curiosity, Alice crawls into the hole, finding herself falling underneath a hedge. The White Rabbit is quite kind and timid but can turn aggressive. We have an image of the White Rabbit rushing out, wearing a smart waistcoat and holding a pocket watch.

5. King of Hearts

King of Hearts is the timid husband of Queen of Hearts. He is the co-ruler of the Wonderland. The King of Hearts, unlike his wife, is kind-hearted. He secretly pardons most of the subjects that his wife sentences to death. He also saves Alice from the wrath of the Queen by reminding her that Alice is only a child. The King of Hearts tends to sleep a lot. On our list is a picture of the King of Hearts wearing his signature tall crown.

6. The Queen of Hearts

The Queen of Hearts is a wicked monarch, who decrees death even at the slightest offense. All the creatures in Wonderland fear the Queen. She believes in only one way of settling difficulties — immediate execution. The subjects in her kingdom are punished before they commit a crime, and sometimes, even when they commit no crime. The Queen does not even listen to her husband and keeps scolding him at the slightest pretext. She is extremely dominating and screams at her subjects all the time. In the coloring picture, you can see her screaming in one pose and curtseying in the other.

7. Cheshire Cat

Cheshire Cat is a perpetually grinning cat who appears and disappears at his own will. Alice first encounters the cat in the Duchess kitchen. The Cat asks Alice a philosophical question, which baffles and annoys her. The coloring page shows an adorable picture of the ever-smiling Cheshire Cat sitting on the branch of a tree. The only thing the picture lacks is some color.

8. March Hare

The March Hare, also known as Haigha, is one of the most important characters in Alice in Wonderland. He is known for his appearance at the tea party. Just like the Hatter, March Hare is also compelled to stay in Wonderland. He has to behave as though it is teatime because of the Hatter, who has supposedly “murdered the time” while singing for the Queen of Hearts. The March Hare is shown to live in a house shaped like a hare’s head. He takes extreme pleasure in frustrating Alice.

9. The Caterpillar

The Caterpillar is a three-inch-long, hookah-smoking creature in Wonderland. Alice was initially not very fond of the Caterpillar. They did not immediately talk, and when he did, he was rude. However, he later directs Alice to the magic mushroom that can allow her to shrink and grow. The image shows the Caterpillar sitting on a mushroom and indulging in his favorite pastime — smoking hookah.

10. The Tea Party

The Tea Party is the highlight of Alice in Wonderland. The Tea Party in Wonderland is characterized by switching places on the table, making personal remarks, asking unanswerable riddles, and reciting nonsensical poetries. The tea table is set out under a tree in front of the house, as visible on the coloring page. The March Hare, the Hatter, and Alice are happily drinking tea at the table.

These free printable Alice in Wonderland coloring pages will surely bring a smile to your kid’s face. They will bring your kid closer to the characters they have read or heard about and as a bonus, they will teach your kid to focus and improve their hand-eye coordination. So, what are you waiting for? Print out these Alice in Wonderland coloring sheets so your kids can paint them with watercolor or crayons during their holidays.

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