Moana Coloring Printable Pages for Kids (Free Download)
Download free Moana coloring and tracing pages for kids. Includes Moana and Pua and Maui! Perfect for a fun and easy no-prep classroom activity.
Moana Coloring Printable Pages for Kids
Bring a little island adventure into your classroom with these Moana coloring pages featuring Moana, Pua, and Maui.
Each printable also comes with something extra: a tracing page.
The tracing page uses the same artwork as the coloring page, but the drawing is printed with a very thin line. Students trace over the image first, then color it in when they are finished.
Why Use Tracing Pages?
Tracing adds one simple step to a familiar coloring activity, but it offers several valuable benefits.
As students carefully follow each line, they practice the hand control and coordination needed for writing, drawing, cutting, and other classroom tasks. This makes the pages especially useful for younger students who are still developing their fine motor skills.
Tracing can also help students feel more confident about their artwork. Once they have gone over all the lines themselves, the finished page looks and feels more like a drawing they created—not just a picture that came straight off the printer.
That small sense of ownership can make the activity feel much more rewarding.
A Surprisingly Quiet Classroom Activity
There may be another benefit teachers will appreciate.
When I used tracing activities in the classroom, I often noticed that students had a hard time talking and tracing at the same time.
Careful tracing requires focus, so the room naturally became a little quieter.
That makes these pages a helpful option when your class needs a calm, low-prep activity that still keeps hands and minds engaged.
Ways to Use the Moana Tracing Pages
These printable pages can work well for:
• Morning work
• Fine motor practice
• Early finisher activities
• Art centers
• Indoor recess
• Calm-down time
• Summer school
• Movie-themed classroom activities
• Ocean or island units
Students can trace the entire drawing with a pencil, marker, or crayon before adding color. For additional practice, invite them to trace the image more than once using different colors.
Choose Moana, Pua, or Maui
Students can practice their tracing and coloring skills with three favorite characters:
• Moana
• Pua
• Maui
They can complete one page or create a full set.
These designs are detailed enough to keep students interested while still offering an approachable activity for children who may not feel confident drawing on their own yet.
Try a Tracing Page with Your Students
Give the Moana tracing pages a try and see how they work in your classroom.
You may find that they help students slow down, concentrate, and build fine motor skills while creating artwork they are proud to take home.
And you might even enjoy a few extra minutes of quiet while they work.
If your students enjoy this format, share which drawing you would like to see turned into a tracing page next.
Moana Coloring Page
Pua Coloring Page
Maui Coloring Page
