X-Ray Coloring Pages

12 free printable PDFs. Hand, foot, skull, chest, teeth and full-skeleton x-rays, animal x-rays and an X is for X-ray letter page. Every page prints on US Letter and A4.

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X-ray of a human hand showing the finger bones, palm bones and wrist bones, coloring page
Hand X-RayAges 5–14 · Easy
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X-ray of a human foot from the side showing the toe bones, foot bones, heel and ankle, coloring page
Foot X-RayAges 5–14 · Easy
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Friendly human skull seen from the front with eye sockets, nose and teeth, coloring page
Skull X-RayAges 5–14 · Easy
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Chest x-ray of a child showing the ribcage, spine, collarbones and shoulder bones, coloring page
Chest X-RayAges 5–14 · Medium
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Dental x-ray of a smiling mouth showing teeth and roots, with a toothbrush and a happy tooth, coloring page
Teeth X-RayAges 5–8 · Medium
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Full body x-ray of a standing child showing the whole skeleton, coloring page
Full Skeleton X-RayAges 5–14 · Medium
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X-ray of a fish showing the skull, backbone, rib bones and fin bones, with bubbles, coloring page
Fish X-RayAges 5–14 · Medium
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X-ray of a frog seen from above showing its skeleton and long leg bones, coloring page
Frog X-RayAges 5–14 · Medium
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X-ray of a happy dog standing side-on showing its spine, ribs, leg bones and tail bones, coloring page
Dog X-RayAges 5–14 · Medium
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X-ray of a cute sitting cat showing its skull, ribs, leg bones and tail bones, coloring page
Cat X-RayAges 5–8 · Easy
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Letter X page with the words X is for X-ray in bubble letters above an x-ray of a hand, coloring page
X Is for X-RayAges 2–8 · Easy
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Friendly doctor showing an x-ray of an arm bone to a smiling boy with his arm in a sling, coloring page
Doctor With an X-RayAges 5–8 · Medium
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About these X-Ray pages

Each page shows the outline of a body part with the bones drawn inside as open shapes. Colour the bones white or pale yellow and the background dark blue or black to make it look like a real x-ray film.

The hand, foot and X is for X-ray pages are the easiest and work for preschool letter-of-the-week and doctor themes. The full skeleton and the animal x-rays have more small bones and suit ages 6 and up.

Teachers use them for human body units, a visit from the school nurse, Halloween skeleton week and the letter X.

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Are these X-Ray coloring pages free?Yes, every page is free. Single pages download as a PDF without an account. The all-in-one bundle asks for an email address the first time.
Which paper size should I pick?US Letter in the United States and Canada, A4 almost everywhere else. Both versions are 300 dpi with a half-inch margin.
Can I use them in my classroom?Yes. You may print as many copies as you need for a class, library or party. You may not sell the files or post them on another site.