Meet the Chicken, one of the friendliest farm mobs in Minecraft! These clucking birds wander grassy plains and villages, lay eggs every few minutes, and are a favorite of players of all ages. Chickens are passive mobs, so they will never hurt you, and they make great starter animals for any Minecraft world.
Click any Download PDF button for your free Minecraft chicken coloring sheet. Print on A4 or Letter paper. In the game you can feed chickens seeds, collect the eggs they lay, and breed them into cute baby chicks. Here your crayons do the coloring, so try a classic white chicken, a sunny yellow chick, or a rainbow one!
10 Free Chicken Coloring Pages
1. Chicken Standing
2. Chicken Pecking
3. Chicken Chick
4. Chicken Flapping
5. Chicken Sitting
6. Chicken Running
7. Chicken Eating Seeds
8. Chicken with Egg
9. Chicken Walking
10. Chicken Head Closeup
Frequently Asked Questions
What do chickens do in Minecraft?
Chickens are passive mobs that wander grassy areas and villages in the Overworld. They cluck, flap their wings, glide slowly when falling, and lay eggs every 5 to 10 minutes. They do not attack players.
What colors can chickens be in Minecraft?
Chickens in Minecraft are white with a red comb and wattle, an orange beak, and yellow legs. Baby chicks are small and pale yellow. When coloring, you can keep them classic white or try fun colors like golden yellow or rainbow feathers.
How do you breed chickens and get eggs in Minecraft?
To breed chickens, feed two adult chickens seeds such as wheat seeds, melon seeds, pumpkin seeds, or beetroot seeds. Hearts will appear above them, and a baby chick will hatch. Chickens also lay eggs on their own every 5 to 10 minutes, which you can collect or throw to hatch more chicks.
How do I download and print these coloring pages?
Click the Download PDF button under any image to get a free printable PDF of that coloring page. Print on A4 or Letter paper and color with crayons, markers, or colored pencils.
Ready for more fun? Check out our Minecraft Coloring Pages collection, or color more farm animals with the Pig and Sheep pages.
