Hospital Coloring Pages | Free PDF Printables

Welcome to our ever-growing collection of hospital coloring pages. These free printable PDFs feature medical equipment, doctors, nurses, ambulances, and emergency medical team members.

Whether you want to prepare a child for a doctor's visit or create an activity book for a hospital stay, we designed this set of free coloring sheets for young patients and older kids alike. Add your own unique touch to these hospital coloring pages for hours of creative fun!

Coloring Pages of a Hospital to Download

All our high-resolution free printable hospital coloring pages are standard US letter size, but they also fit perfectly onto A4 paper sizes. These printables are for personal, non-commercial use only.

Gather your markers, colored pencils, and gel pens to color these full-page drawings today!

8 Craft Ideas to Make With Coloring Pages of Hospitals

Preparing for a doctor's visit or hospital stay can can stir up nerves. By blending learning with crafting, we can help create a feeling of safety and understanding for kids of all ages. 

Each craft idea below aims to familiarize children with the medical environment and the doctors, nurses and helpers they might meet along the way. Let’s turn potential worries about visiting the hospital into a colorful world of wonder!

1. Personalized Storybook:

Begin by imaging a simple story where your child is the main character venturing into a hospital, getting a shot, or visting the doctor. 

Once you've chosen suitable scenes from our free hospital coloring pages, position them as illustrations throughout the story. 

Bind the medical illustrations using staples, ribbon, or string to create a one-of-a-kind coloring book. 

During storytime, the new activity book aloud, pausing to discuss any questions your child has about what to expect.

2. Doctor's Kit Playset:

Print some of our coloring pages with clear medical equipment images like stethoscopes, syringes, and thermometers. 

After coloring with your child, cut these pictures out and glue them onto sturdy cardboard. 

If you wish for more interactive play, add craft sticks, pipe cleaners, or large pom-poms. 

Let your child play with the DIY doctor’s tool to act out possible scenarios they might experience when visiting the hospital. This is a perfect gift to give lin the weeks leading up to a doctor’s appointment. 

3. Interactive Hospital Map:

Choose a range of medical environments print pictures of – a waiting room, doctor's office, Covid 19 testing lab, or operating room. 

Color the pages in with your child. Then trim each drawing so it’s a stand alone illustration. 

Glue the drawings on a large poster board as if they are a hospital floor plan or map.

Discuss each area with your kiddo and talk about what usually happens in each environment.  

4. Fun Pack of Hospital Magnets:

From the variety of coloring pages above, print several designs with medical devices such as stethascopes, vaccinations, bandaids, and x-ray machines. 

Color the drawings in using markers, colored pencils, even watercolor paints. Then cut out each picture and adhere small, self-sticking magnets to their back. 

Give your child with a metal surface, like a baking tray, or allow them to place these magnetic scenes on the refrigerator. 

This medical magnet set can act as a fun storytelling device, sparking conversations and imaginary play for kids of all ages.

5. Memory Game:

Choose your favorite full coloring page drawings that represent a hospital environment. 

Print two identical sets of these images and have your children color in the medical scenes. 

Glue each hospital coloring sheet onto a piece of cardbard. (Tip: Cutting up cereal boxes work great for this!)

Mix the coloring pages up and place them face down. Invite your child to play a game of memory, by finding matching pairs. 

6. Hospital Play Mat:

For this craft, you’ll need a large poster board or butcher paper as your base. 

Print, color, and cut out images of various hospital sections, personnel, and equipment. 

Arrange and glue the drawings onto your base to create a one-of-a-kind hospital activity pad. 

You can even add toy cars or figurines to this activity pad to increase the storylines your children can dream up. 

7. Doctor’s Visit Coloring Book:

Social stories are a tool that occupational therapists often recommend to help a child prepare for an event or situation. 

If your kiddo is feeling nervous about an upcoming doctor visit, you can create your own one-of-a-kind social story to help them. 

Print coloring pages about what your child may encounter on a doctor’s visit. 

Order the pages to create a sequential storyline. 

Write a very simple story about what it is like to visit a doctor or hospital. One sentence per page is often enough. 

Read and color in the social story together and you discuss the upcoming appointment. 

8. Kids Calendar for a Hospital Stay:

If your child will be spending time in the hospital for a medical procedure, crafting a simple calendar can help them keep track of when they’ll get to go home.

Print hospital coloring pages and cut out some of the small drawings.

Have your child color one picture a day and paste it on the calendar day. 

This activity can help create a positive routine and give your kiddo some predictability during their hospital visit. 

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