Smiling astronaut points at a rocket beside a crater flag, stars, and a big moon.

Astronaut Pointing to a Moon Rocket

A cheerful astronaut in a round helmet points toward a tall star-marked rocket waiting under a cratered moon.

Free to print for personal and classroom use. This coloring page is part of the Astronaut collection, made for ages 2–4 and drawn in a Bold & Easy style.

🎨 How to color it

Give the astronaut suit bright white with sky-blue trim, the rocket cherry red fins, and the crater flag a sunny yellow star. Use chunky crayons for the big helmet, rocket body, moon, and ground shapes; staying inside every line is not required. Try making the round moon pale gray with a few purple craters so it feels different from the white spacesuit.

The story behind this coloring page

Zuno Counts the Moon Booms — Every day, Zuno tapped his glove on the launchpad: tap, tap, tap. He wanted to count three rocket booms before his apple pouch went squish. Read the full story →

Every day, Zuno tapped his glove on the launchpad: tap, tap, tap. He wanted to count three rocket booms before his apple pouch went squish.

Until one day, the rocket said, “Bloop!” instead of boom. Because of that, Zuno followed the funny sound past a dusty rock. Because of THAT, he found tiny moon bubbles popping from a crater: pip, pap, POOM!

“Three!” Zuno cheered, pointing fast. Finally, the rocket rumbled big and warm, and snack time zoomed closer. Can you find the place where Zuno heard pip, pap, POOM after tap, tap, tap?