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Do you ever ponder the existence of aliens? It’s a captivating thought! While humans have ventured far in our solar system, the vast universe still holds many secrets. Since the dawn of the space age, we’ve identified life-supporting elements on two celestial bodies. However, this doesn’t mean we’ll encounter beings resembling us. More likely, life in the cosmos may look more like microscopic algae or tardigrades. But who knows what kind of companions or adversaries might reside in “a galaxy far, far away,” like those in popular sci-fi? Only time and investigation will uncover the truth. In the meantime, inspire your child’s imagination with our delightful collection of alien coloring pages.
While the idea of aliens might seem unsettling, encouraging your child to explore this theme can be beneficial. With the right support and motivation, your little explorer could someday be the first to set foot on Mars or venture beyond our solar system. This journey of exploration can start right at home. If your child already has a passion for space, these imaginative printables will engage them effortlessly. Coloring not only sparks creativity but also helps improve their fine motor skills, focus, and ability to follow instructions. So, just print these alien coloring pages, and watch your future astronaut take off!
Free Alien Coloring Pages
Alien No. 1
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Imagining aliens can be a bit daunting. Movies like Independence Day and shows such as The X-Files often depict them as terrifying beings. However, they might just resemble this cute, peanut-shaped character. The belief in extraterrestrial life dates back thousands of years, with the first recorded UFO sighting in 1440 B.C.
Alien No. 2
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Alternatively, aliens may look like this antennaed octopus lady. Will they travel in spaceships? Who knows! As of now, it seems unlikely to find intelligent life within our solar system. The first attempt to contact extraterrestrial beings was made in 1960. Fun fact: The movie Alien was initially titled Star Beast!
Alien No. 3
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Does your little one know what UFO stands for? This could be a great opportunity to teach them about unidentified flying objects. Interestingly, there’s a mysterious roar in space that scientists haven’t been able to explain. Astronomers Margaret Turnbull and Jill Tarter have identified 17,129 stars they think might host intelligent life.
Alien No. 4
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While many UFO sightings are reported annually, most can be attributed to phenomena like falling satellites. If your child is intrigued by the prospect of alien encounters, encourage their curiosity! You never know what discoveries the future may hold. Oddly enough, in 1957, a Brazilian farmer named Lucas Almeida claimed he was abducted by aliens who mated with him.
Alien No. 5
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Older kids might find the mystery surrounding Area 51 and the fake alien autopsy fascinating. You may want to avoid telling them that many UFO sightings can likely be explained by military exercises, as the U.S. government is famously secretive about such matters. Fun fact: You can’t walk on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, or Neptune because they lack solid surfaces!
Alien No. 6
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With so many reported UFO sightings, what about the actual extraterrestrial beings that might pilot those crafts? Perhaps aliens have simply become experts at hiding! Additionally, each year, a car-sized asteroid approaches Earth, but it burns up before reaching us.
Alien No. 7
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You could argue that the inconsistent reporting of UFOs suggests they aren’t alien spaceships. Or you could pose a thought-provoking question: “Would you stay here if you could go somewhere else?” It’s a fantastic way to spark conversations about space travel and intergalactic life.
Alien No. 8
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This is arguably the most recognizable UFO design globally. Numerous amusement park rides and roadside sculptures mimic it. In fact, we’ve seen restaurants and homes styled in this disc shape, harkening back to the mid-century fascination with space.
Alien No. 9
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If aliens do exist, they could look as bizarre as these creatures or resemble the classic egg-headed aliens from most alien imagery. Honestly, this quirky gang seems more suited to hang out with Mike and Sulley from Monsters University than to wield laser guns against humans.
Alien No. 10
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Did the aliens and spaceships in these coloring pages match what your child imagined? Encourage them to draw their own version! Ask them to design a spaceship and the alien they’d like to meet. Following directions and concentrating on tasks are important, but so is fostering creativity.
Alien No. 11
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Even in space, everyone needs a buddy! Did you know that comets have four parts? The nucleus consists of ice and mineral-like rocks, while the coma, dust tail, and ion tail complete the structure. The coma is the gas surrounding the nucleus, and the dust tail is what we often see when a comet passes by.
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This article was originally published on March 29, 2021. Looking for more engaging content? Check out our other blog post here.
Summary
Explore the intriguing world of aliens with these 11 fun coloring pages designed to spark your child’s imagination about space exploration! Each page offers a unique alien character that can inspire creativity and discussion about the possibilities of extraterrestrial life. Whether your child is already fascinated by space or just beginning their journey, these coloring pages provide an excellent opportunity for artistic expression and learning.