Alien Peeking Out of a Moon Crater
A small alien with antennae peeks out of a round moon crater full of small dents.
On this coloring page a small, friendly alien peeks out of a round moon crater. Two antennae with little balls rise from its head. The face has two large eyes and a content smile. With both hands the alien holds onto the upper edge of the crater. The bowl-shaped crater fills the lower part of the page and is dotted with many round dents of different sizes.
What can you see?
- An alien head with two antennae
- Two large eyes and a smile
- Two hands on the crater's rim
- A round crater full of small dents
Ideas for coloring
The large crater is the main area. You can give it gray, light brown or a soft blue and fill the round dents with a slightly darker shade. The alien may stand out in a bright color.
Who is it for?
The clear layout suits children from about five years on. The many round dents in the crater ask for a little patience, while the alien head stays easy to color.
What might the alien have discovered in its crater?
The motif fits a space-themed hour, a story about the moon or a quiet craft afternoon. You can add stars around the crater or count how many dents the crater has.
