Barney Coloring Pages
(Free PDF Printables)

I love you, you love me — and we all love coloring! Barney the friendly purple dinosaur has been spreading joy and teaching children about love, friendship, and sharing for decades. Now you can bring the fun to your coloring table with these wonderful Barney coloring pages featuring everyone’s favorite purple pal.

From singing and dancing with Baby Bop and BJ to reading stories and playing at the park, Barney is always up for a good time. These coloring pages are perfect for little ones who grew up watching Barney and Friends and want to color in their favorite moments from the show.

Our free printable Barney coloring pages feature the beloved purple dinosaur from the long-running children’s television series Barney and Friends. These pages capture Barney’s warm, nurturing spirit and his wonderful relationships with children and his dinosaur friends Baby Bop and BJ.

Barney coloring pages are a wonderful activity for toddlers and preschoolers who adore the show. They help develop fine motor skills and color recognition while reinforcing the positive values Barney teaches — kindness, sharing, imagination, and love. Perfect for home or preschool classroom use, these pages bring the magic of Barney right to your fingertips.

Craft Ideas To Do With Barney Coloring Pages

1. Color Barney purple and green and cut him out, then glue him onto a piece of cardstock and draw your own version of the Barney house or classroom around him.
2. Make a Barney friendship card by coloring the hugging scene, writing a kind message inside, and giving it to a friend or family member you love.
3. Create a Barney and Friends set by coloring all five characters — cut them out with paper stands and use them as figurines for imaginative play and storytelling.
4. Use the birthday page to decorate a real birthday party — color it and hang it on the wall as part of a Barney-themed celebration, or use it as a placemat.
5. Act out your favorite Barney song using your colored and cut-out characters as puppets on craft sticks, creating a little puppet theater from a shoebox stage.