Moon Soccer with an Astronaut
Coloring guide
A smiling young astronaut in a full spacesuit and bubble helmet swings one leg back to kick a soccer ball over a cratered moon surface. Both arms stretch out for balance. The suit has a chest control panel, a backpack, and ribbed joints at the arms and knees. The sky around is full of small stars, a ringed planet, a striped planet, a crescent moon and a round cratered moon. Over in the top right, a second soccer ball streaks by like a comet with a swirl of flames behind it. Spaces range from big suit panels to tiny stars, so younger kids and careful colorers both have something to do, and it's free to print. Bright orange and yellow suit the flaming ball, with soft grays and blues for the moon ground and the suit. Browse more Soccer coloring pages, or explore Cheerleading and MLB / Baseball for even more fun.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- peach
- sky blue
- bright yellow
- light blue
- orange
- royal blue
- golden orange
- brown
- red
- charcoal black
- mustard yellow
- ice blue
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the ringed planet at top left orange with bright yellow rings, and the striped planet on the left with pale blue waves.
- 2Fill the astronaut's gloves and boots with sky blue and royal blue, then color the suit's chest panel light blue.
- 3Color the face peach and the hair brown, leaving the eye whites white.
- 4Add red stripes across the arms and legs, and color the chest and backpack details in light blue for contrast.
- 5Color the soccer ball patches dark gray and medium gray, leaving the white ball panels and helmet white.
- 6Finish with bright yellow stars and the crescent moon, and keep the background white. Optional: add a little darker shading on the suit edges for depth.
