43 Cookie Monster Coloring Pages (Free PDFs)

Get ready for a deliciously fun time with these Cookie Monster coloring pages that are all free to download or print! Everyone’s favorite blue, cookie-loving monster from Sesame Street is here to bring joy, laughter, and a whole lot of crumbs to your craft table. Whether you’re a lifelong Sesame Street fan or just love this silly, googly-eyed friend, these printable coloring sheets are the perfect way to spend a cozy afternoon full of color and creativity.

On this page, you’ll find a big batch of Cookie Monster coloring pages featuring all kinds of fun scenes. You’ll see him munching on his favorite chocolate chip cookies, sharing snacks with Elmo and Big Bird, celebrating birthdays, and even baking in the kitchen. From simple outlines for preschoolers to more detailed designs for older kids and adults, there’s something here for everyone to enjoy. And the best part? Every page is free, printable, and available as a PDF—perfect for home, school, or even a fun birthday party activity!

How to Use These Cookie Monster Coloring Sheets

Getting started is super easy! Just click on any of the images or links below to open the PDF coloring sheet in a new tab. From there, you can download, print, or even color digitally on a tablet. Each file is perfectly sized for standard US letter paper (8.5 x 11 inches) and also fits nicely onto A4 sheets.

Once printed, these coloring sheets can be colored with crayons, colored pencils, or markers. You can also laminate them after coloring to make reusable placemats, or even frame your finished art as a fun decoration for your playroom or classroom. There are so many creative ways to use your Cookie Monster printables—let’s look at a few below!

Fun Things To Do With Your Cookie Monster Coloring Pages

1. Cookie Monster Party Decorations

Turn your finished coloring pages into party-ready decorations! After coloring, cut out Cookie Monster and glue him onto bright cardstock. Tape these to the walls, hang them as banners, or use them as table centerpieces for a Sesame Street-themed birthday party. You can even add speech bubbles with funny cookie quotes like “Me want cookie!” or “Om nom nom!”

2. Cookie Jar Labels

Add some Cookie Monster flair to your kitchen! Color a few of the printable coloring sheets and cut out Cookie Monster’s face. Glue or tape them to your cookie jars or snack containers. To make them more durable, laminate them or cover them with clear tape. Kids will love having a Cookie Monster-approved snack jar waiting in the kitchen.

3. Storybook Craft

Encourage storytelling by turning your Cookie Monster coloring pages into a homemade picture book. Print out several pages, color them, and then staple or tie them together along one edge. Write a short story on each page about Cookie Monster’s cookie adventures. This is a wonderful classroom or homeschool activity that builds both creativity and writing skills.

4. DIY Puzzle Game

After coloring, glue your Cookie Monster page onto a piece of cardboard or cardstock. Once it’s dry, cut the picture into fun puzzle shapes. Mix up the pieces and see how fast you can put Cookie Monster back together! This makes a great quiet-time game for kids and can be reused over and over again.

5. Fridge Magnets

Create adorable fridge magnets featuring your favorite cookie-loving monster. Color a Cookie Monster coloring sheet, cut out your favorite part, and glue it onto thick paper or cardboard. Stick a small magnet on the back and place it on your refrigerator. It’s a fun and easy craft that adds some Sesame Street charm to your kitchen.

6. Cookie Monster Greeting Cards

Make someone smile with a Cookie Monster-themed greeting card! Fold a piece of cardstock in half and glue a colored-in Cookie Monster page on the front. Write a fun message inside like “You’re one smart cookie!” or “Have a sweet day!” Perfect for birthdays, thank-you notes, or just to brighten someone’s day.

7. Classroom Bulletin Board

Teachers can use these free printable coloring sheets for classroom décor. Have each student color a different Cookie Monster page, then display them on a bulletin board titled “Smart Cookies!” Add some cut-out cookie shapes with students’ names for a fun and encouraging classroom theme.

8. Cookie Recipe Binder Cover

Turn your Cookie Monster artwork into a cover for your family’s recipe binder. Color and decorate your favorite sheet, then slip it into the clear front pocket of a binder. Now every time you open it to find your cookie recipes, Cookie Monster will be there cheering you on!

9. Door Signs

Make a fun door sign for your child’s bedroom or playroom. Print and color a Cookie Monster page, then write “Welcome to [Name]’s Room” or “Cookie Zone” across the top. Attach it to the door with tape or string. For extra flair, add small paper cookies or glittery stars around the edges.

10. Cookie Counting Activity

For preschoolers, you can turn these printable coloring pages into a counting game. Color Cookie Monster and draw or glue paper cookies around him. Then write numbers under each cookie and have your child count them aloud. It’s a fun, hands-on way to practice early math skills with their favorite blue monster.

11. Cookie Monster Bookmarks

Cut long rectangular strips from your colored-in sheets to make fun bookmarks. Laminate them or cover them with clear tape to keep them sturdy. Punch a hole at the top and tie on a piece of ribbon or yarn. These make great classroom gifts or reading rewards.

12. Memory Match Game

Print out two copies of several Cookie Monster coloring sheets. Color both sets and then cut them into squares. Mix them up face-down and try to find matching pairs! This simple game helps with memory skills and is perfect for younger kids.

13. Cookie Monster Gift Tags

Make adorable gift tags for birthdays or holidays. Cut out small images from your colored pages, punch a hole at the top, and tie them to presents with ribbon. Add fun phrases like “A treat just for you!” or “From your cookie pal!” for a cute finishing touch.

14. DIY Cookie Monster Masks

Choose a close-up Cookie Monster coloring sheet, color it, and cut out the shape of his face. Attach a craft stick or elastic band to turn it into a mask. Perfect for pretend play or costume parties! You can even add googly eyes for a 3D touch.

15. Cookie Monster Collage

Gather several different printable pages and color them in various styles—use markers for one, crayons for another, and colored pencils for a third. Cut out Cookie Monster from each one and glue them onto a large poster board to make a colorful Cookie Monster collage. It’s a great group project for classrooms or family craft time.

Bring Cookie Monster Fun to Life

These Cookie Monster coloring sheets aren’t just about coloring—they’re about creativity, laughter, and sharing fun moments together. From party decorations to homemade gifts, every idea above turns simple printable pages into lasting memories. All of the coloring sheets are free to download, printable as PDFs, and easy for both kids and adults to enjoy. So grab your crayons, pour yourself a glass of milk, and get ready for some cookie-filled fun with the lovable Cookie Monster!