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I hope you enjoyed Pikachu, Charizard, Bulbasaur, Geodude and all the other Pokemon Coloring Pages- Gen 1.
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All Pokemon Coloring Pages- Gen 1 (128)
Every free printable in this collection. Click a page to see the preview, answer key, and print-ready PDF.
Halloween Pikachu Division
Halloween Pikachu Coloring
Halloween Pikachu Subtraction
Halloween Bulbasaur Coloring
Halloween Bulbasaur Subtraction
Halloween Bulbasaur Division
Turtwig Coloring
Raikou Coloring
Suicune Coloring
Celebi Coloring
Raichu Coloring
Dialga Coloring
Pachirisu Coloring
Popplio Coloring
Horsea Coloring
Mudkip Coloring
Nidoking Coloring
Far Fetch’d Coloring
Noivern Coloring
Pachirisu Multiplication
Mudkip Multiplication
Nidoking Multiplication
Turtwig Division
Raikou Division
Suicune Division
Celebi Division
Raichu Division
Dialga Division
Popplio Division
Horsea Division
Far Fetch’d Division
Noivern Division
Pachirisu Addition
Mudkip Addition
Nidoking Addition
Turtwig Subtraction
Raikou Subtraction
Suicune Subtraction
Celebi Subtraction
Raichu Subtraction
Dialga Subtraction
Popplio Subtraction
Horsea Subtraction
Far Fetch’d Subtraction
Noivern Subtraction
Arceus- Pokemon Subtraction
Jolteon- Pokemon Subtraction
Mew- Pokemon Subtraction
Gengar- Pokemon Subtraction
Gyarados- Pokemon Subtraction
Aerodactyl- Pokemon Subtraction
Magikarp- Pokemon Subtraction
Blastoise Pokemon Addition
Articuno- Pokemon Addition
Geodude- Pokemon Addition
Scyther- Pokemon AdditionFrequently asked questions
Are these Pokemon Coloring Pages- Gen 1 free?
Yes. Every page is a free printable PDF, and most include an answer key.
How do I print them?
Open any worksheet, click Print / Download Worksheet (PDF), and print at 100% scale so the grid squares stay easy to color.
How do teachers use them?
They work well as math centers, early-finisher work, sub plans, homework, and holiday or theme days. The finished picture lets students check their own work.