Little
Ages 3–5
Very thick lines and a few big areas. Easy for small hands.
Goat Coloring Pages
This goat faces right and has climbed up with its front hooves on a low round rock, showing off its curved horns, little chin beard and short tail that points up. Children aged 3 to 5 can start with the little page, which shows just the goat and its rock in very thick lines. The kids page, for ages 6 to 8, adds grass, tufts and a cloud, and the detailed page, for ages 9 to 12, adds a barn, a hill, flowers, birds and the sun.
Choose a level and print
The same drawing in three levels. Print it from the page or download a PDF.
Kids
Ages 6–8
Thick lines and a simple background to color.
Detailed
Ages 9–12
Finer lines, more areas and patterns for older children.
Color online
Choose a color, then tap an area of the picture to fill it. When you are happy, save it as an image or print it.
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Real colors to try
These are the natural colors of this animal. Use them, or pick your own.
- white coat
- light brown coat
- dark brown patch
- pale horns
- dark hooves
- grey rock
Goat facts for kids
- Goats eat grass and leaves, and they like to nibble on bushes and low branches.
- Goats are good climbers and can stand on rocks with their split hooves.
- A baby goat is called a kid.
- Many farm goats give milk, which people drink or use to make cheese.
- Many goats have horns and a little beard under the chin.
How to use this coloring page
- Little level: color the goat with one light crayon first, then make the rock grey.
- Kids level: green grass and a blue sky with a white cloud give the goat a quick farm meadow.
- Detailed level: color the barn red and the hill green, then add a darker patch on the goat's coat.
- At school, use the page with a talk about farm animals that give milk, and ask what a baby goat is called.
- Print at 100% on plain paper. Thicker paper helps if you use markers or paint.
Pip's idea
Turn the rock into a mountain top covered in snow and give the goat a bright striped scarf, as if it had just climbed to the top.
Questions and answers
- Why is the goat standing on a rock?
- Goats are good climbers. They like to step up onto rocks and ledges, so this goat has put its two front hooves on a rock to look around the farm.
- What colors can I use for a goat?
- Farm goats can be white, light brown, dark brown, black or a mix with patches. Pick one light color for the body and a darker one for the patch and the hooves.
- Which goat page suits a three-year-old?
- The little level, for ages 3 to 5. It has only the goat and the rock, drawn with very thick lines and a few big shapes that are easy to fill in.
