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Firefighter Coloring Pages: 30 Designs of Firefighters at Work, Fire Trucks, Station Dogs and Safety Reminders
Thirty pages that follow a fire crew through the day, from pulling on boots and checking radios to rescuing a kitten, washing the engine and sharing lunch at the station table. Pumper, ladder and tanker trucks, a hydrant, a station Dalmatian and six closing safety reminders round it out, with a color guide copy of every page.
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People come first in this firefighter book. The first ten pages are full-figure pictures of firefighters, each one doing a small part of the job: waving hello, holding a spraying hose, cradling a rescued kitten by a hydrant, sitting on a bench to pull on boots, talking into a radio, carrying a coiled hose, kneeling so a puppy can drink, bumping fists, and checking a ladder laid across two sawhorses. Every page has a short bold title at the top.
Four parts, as the cover lists them
- Meet the firefighters (01 to 10): the portraits above. Turnout coats and pants carry the reflective bands, belts and buckles you would expect, and page 06 adds the full air pack and face mask.
- Trucks and equipment (11 to 18): a pumper with three crew members pulling hose from the side, a ladder truck with its stabilizer legs down, a three-axle water tanker parked under trees, a hydrant in a patch of daisies, then helmet and gloves, a coat on a hook over boots, an axe with a coiled hose and nozzle, and a wheeled hose reel.
- Life at the fire station (19 to 24): the firehouse with two crew members standing in front of the open bay, a row of lockers with helmets, coats and boots, one firefighter scrubbing the engine with a brush and soapy bucket, a Dalmatian sitting by a helmet and hose, a firefighter high-fiving a dog during practice, and two crew members eating at the kitchen table.
- Fire safety reminders (25 to 30): stop, drop and roll in three small figures; a firefighter on the phone with a boy outside; two kids walking out under a ringing smoke alarm; staying low; meeting outside; and Get Out. Stay Out. These six pages have a two-line prompt under the title, and START-HERE.txt describes them as brief reminders for a grown-up to talk through with a child.
Picking pages by detail
The plainest outlines are the waving firefighter on page 01 and the coat and boots on page 16, mostly open shapes with a few stripes. The station Dalmatian (22) and the lunch table (24) are the busiest, with spots, fruit, kitchen cabinets and a coat rack behind. The lockers on page 20 repeat the same helmet, coat and boots three times, which suits a child who likes coloring a pattern.
The color guide
In the guide book, helmets are yellow, turnout gear is tan with orange and silver bands, the trucks are red with chrome trim and the hydrant is red with yellow caps. Page numbers match between the two books, so page 13 is the tanker in both.
Use the US Letter PDF on 8.5 x 11 in paper or the A4 PDF on A4, at actual size and single-sided. A test page shows how the fine stripes on the turnout gear print before you run the whole booklet.
Questions
- Are there any flames in the pictures?
- No. Hoses spray water at nothing in particular, and no page shows a burning building or fire. The only hazard drawn is a gray smoke cloud along the ceiling on page 28, Stay Low and Go, where a firefighter guides a crawling child to the door.
- Are the firefighters all men?
- No. Women star on five of the first ten pages (01, 03, 05, 07 and 10), from the waving firefighter to the one holding a rescued kitten and the one checking a ladder, and a woman shares the fist bump on page 09. The crew also varies in skin tone and hair, from braids and curls to a beard.
