Print and color these Star Wars color by number pages featuring R2D2, Wicket the Ewok, and Grogu in a pixel art style.

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There’s no such thing as too many Star Wars Day activities, right?
Every year I try to come up with a few new activities for my kids to do – and to share here on my blog.
I’ve been designing color by number pages using the pixel art style. It’s kind of a fun challenge because every pixel art coloring page looks the same in the beginning – just a grid of squares.
Then each square has a number and when you color them all in, the picture is revealed!
For these Star Wars coloring pages I picked 3 characters that are cute, fun, and probably a favorite for many kids (and a lot of adults too).

There are 3 different color by number puzzles included in this download. Color each box in the gridline page using the color key to reveal a Star Wars character.
And while I don’t think you’ll need them, I included the colored pages for an answer key too.
I picked the cutest ones that I think kids adore! They include R2D2, Wicket the Ewok, and Grogu (aka The Child from The Mandalorian).
Grogu coloring page
The Grogu coloring page features the child in his floating pod. Colors are mostly gray, green, and brown with a blue background.

Ewok coloring page
The ewok coloring page features Wicket wearing his iconic orange cowl and carrying a spear. Colors are mostly brown and orange on a green background.

R2D2 coloring page
The R2D2 coloring page features the iconic droid. Colors are mostly red, white, and blue on a yellow background.

The download form is below. If you are looking for more fun Star Wars printables, you’ll also like these Star Wars quotes. Or grab the templates to paint your own Star Wars landscape art.

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