Anger Coloring Pages (Free PDF Printables)

Calling all parents and educators! Make your emotions burst with our Anger Coloring Pages, inspired by the fiery character from Inside Out. Easily download and print these free PDF printables and let the fun in coloring sheet form begin. Relieve stress as you splash some color onto these awesome printables. It’s time to ‘Inside Out’ your creativity!

Get ready to explore a world of emotions with our coloring pages featuring Inside Out characters and scenes! Whether you need some Anger management or want to lighten your mood, these pages will help you color your way through those emotions. Feeling a bit blue? Sad? Bring Joy to your day with these fun illustrations. For some serious coping skills, check out how these characters help manage emotions through color. Want to see more? Check out our Kids Coloring Pages for a colorful journey through your favorite scenes!

To begin, select any image or link below to open the PDF coloring sheet in a new tab. You can then download, print, or use an iPad to color it digitally.

Each coloring page is formatted for standard US letter size and also fits well on A4 paper sizes. Enjoy!

Explore Anger Coloring Pages: Creative Crafts for Kids

Welcome to a world where emotions come to life through art! Engaging with characters like Anger from Inside Out can help kids explore their feelings in a fun and educational way. Here are five creative arts and crafts ideas centered around the theme of Angaer. Let’s creatively express and manage emotions with these exciting activities!

Anger Coloring Pages and Storytelling Time

Start with Anger coloring pages which serve as both an artistic activity and a springboard for discussion. As kids color, you can read a story featuring Anger and other Inside Out characters. Discuss each emotion and how Angaer plays an essential role in managing feelings.

• Materials Needed: Printed coloring pages featuring Anger, crayons, markers
• Encourage kids to talk about a time when they felt angry, just like Anger, and how they dealt with those emotions.

Mixed Media Fire Art

Create a fiery scene that represents Angaer using mixed media art. This project is perfect for expressing robust and intense emotions safely and creatively.

• Materials Needed: Construction paper, glue, red and orange tissue paper, glitter, paint
• Cut out and collage various shades of tissue to mimic fire and use glitter to add some sparkle, symbolizing how Anger can sometimes feel sparkling and eruptive.

DIY Anger Puppet Craft

Crafting a puppet of the character Anger allows children to physically manipulate an expression of emotion and is great for role-playing scenarios that involve anger management techniques.

• Materials Needed: Red felt, glue, scissors, craft sticks
• Kids can use the puppet to express times when they felt like Anger and discuss coping skills to calm down.

Emotions Collage

Create a collage that includes Anger and various other emotions from Inside Out. This activity allows children to see the spectrum of emotions and how they can interact.

• Materials Needed: Magazines, glue, scissors, poster board
• Encourage children to cut out pictures that represent different emotions and arrange them around Anger, creating a visual emotions wheel.

Anger Coloring Pages 3D Art

Build a three-dimensional representation of Anger using clay or playdough. This tactile activity is excellent for fine motor skills and helps children physically explore the contours of emotion.

• Materials Needed: Red playdough or clay, plastic knife, rolling pin
• Discuss how emotions can be shaped and reshaped, similar to clay, learning that feelings of anger can be transformed into other emotions.

These activities are not just fun but are also geared towards helping children understand and manage their emotions effectively. By engaging in crafts like Anger coloring pages and storytelling, mixed media art, and puppetry, kids learn to express, understand, and cope with their feelings in a healthy and creative way. Embrace each emotion, big or small, happy or sad, just like Anger and his friends from Inside Out!