Koalas are listed as a vulnerable species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Their populations have been declining in recent years due to habitat loss, disease, and climate change. This koala template cut-out makes for a great springboard for talking about the endangerment of this adorable animal. Use the colouring activity to discuss how global warming, and bushfires, are threatening the wellbeing of the species.

Koala Sleeping On Tree: The cute koala is enjoying his sleep on transplant. With a funny face when sleepy, Koala always makes an impression on children and adults. Your baby will want to color this cute picture. Choose different colors to create a new and unique Koala image! For this series, I was inspired by some of the koalas we saw there, along with some cute Kawaii koalas, simple koalas for kids to draw, detailed koalas, the koala from Blinky Bill (a crowd-favorite kid’s TV show in Australia), plus many more!

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Koala With Balloons: The little koala holds balloons and winks at the kids. This picture is so cute and impressive. Don’t miss this option to make your artwork come to life. All children love koalas and have many opportunities to see these animals on TV but to discover and learn about koalas, we must research and study information and images. We hope these pictures will be helpful for your child in learning about animals. If you're using our Twinkl Originals books, like this Part of the Party resource, it will really help to bring these lovely koalas to life. It's such a wonderful story to learn about, and when you've got a ready-made Koala template, it's the perfect way to really reinforce children's learning.

Laminate the koalas once they’re completed and include in a display full of other native Australian animals such as a kangaroo or bandicoot. And eucalyptus leaves are poisonous to you, but the koala has a special digestive organ that helps break down the tough, poisonous leaves so he is not harmed. This koala is taking a nap on a tree branch. It looks very peaceful and comfortable as it rests its head on its paw.It looks comfortable in its spot, possibly preparing to take a nap. Look at those huge eyes and furry ears—so adorable! With these free koalas coloring printables, you can color your favorite koala image. Once you’ve chosen which image you would like to color, why not try experimenting with different coloring materials like watercolor, brush pens, and oil pastels?