Hey fam, it’s your girl back again with some new coloring pages to share with all the little ones out there. I know how important it is for our young ones to have representation and feel seen, so when I stumbled upon this free printable Star Wars coloring page, I just had to share it with y’all.
May The Force Be With You
Let’s start things off with a classic, Luke Skywalker himself. I remember when I was a little girl, watching Star Wars with my family and feeling so captivated by all the action and adventure. Seeing a hero who looked like me was so rare back then, but now, we have the power to give our kids that representation from the start.
Encourage your little ones to color in Luke’s lightsaber with their favorite color and imagine themselves as the hero of their own story.
R2-D2
If you’re more of a droid fan, then this R2-D2 coloring page is perfect for you. R2-D2 has always been one of my favorite characters, he’s spunky, brave, and always there to help out his friends. Let your kids get creative with this one and maybe even add in some extra buttons and gadgets!
Who knows, maybe your little one will be inspired to create their own droid invention after they finish coloring this page.
The Force Is Strong With This One
Next up, we have a Darth Vader coloring page. I know what you’re thinking, “why would I want my child to color in the villain?” But hear me out, Darth Vader is such a complex and intriguing character. By allowing your little ones to color in this page and maybe even watch the movies, it can spark conversations about good vs. evil and how sometimes people make mistakes but can still find redemption.
Plus, who doesn’t love coloring in a character with such an iconic outfit?
The Hero We Deserve
Last but certainly not least, we have Finn. Finn is such an important character in the Star Wars universe, not only because he’s played by the talented John Boyega, but because he breaks stereotypes and shows that black characters can be more than just sidekicks or comic relief. Let your little ones color in Finn and encourage them to imagine themselves as brave and important as he is.
Representation matters, and by providing coloring pages like this to our children, we’re showing them that they can be the hero of their own story and that diversity is something to be celebrated.
I hope you and your little ones have fun coloring in these Star Wars pages and maybe even have a movie marathon afterwards. May the force be with you!
