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Cute Jellyfish Coloring Page
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Bring Junie the Jellyfish to life with your favorite colors! This cute printable coloring page is a perfect companion to the story of Junie's glowing ocean adventure.
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Junie the Jellyfish
Junie was a small jellyfish. She lived in the deep, blue ocean.
Her body was soft and clear. She looked like a little blue bell floating in the water.
Junie did not have any bones. She did not have a heart or a brain.
She just moved with the waves. The water pushed her along every day.
Junie had long, thin arms. They were called tentacles.
She used them to catch tiny bits of food. They hung down like ribbons.
One day, the sun was very bright. The light made the water look like gold.
Junie swam up to the top. She liked to feel the warm water.
A big sea turtle swam past her. The turtle was very fast.
"Hello!" Junie wanted to say. But jellyfish do not talk.
She just waved her long arms. The turtle went on his way.
Later, the sky turned dark. It was time for the moon to come out.
Junie began to glow. She turned a bright pink color in the dark sea.
She looked like a tiny light bulb. Other fish saw her glow.
A small crab watched her from the sand. He thought she looked very pretty.
Junie was happy to be a jellyfish. She loved to drift in the sea.
She went back down to the deep water. It was time for a long rest.
The ocean was quiet and calm. Junie fell fast asleep in the waves.
She dreamed of the blue water. She was a happy little bell in the sea.
Glossary
- Tentacles: Long, thin parts of a jellyfish's body used for feeling or catching food.
- Drift: To be carried along slowly by water or air.
- Glow: To give off a soft, steady light.
- Clear: Easy to see through, like glass or clean water.
Comprehension questions
Where does Junie the jellyfish live?
What does Junie look like in the water?
Which three body parts does Junie not have?
How does Junie move through the ocean?
What are Junie's long, thin arms called?
How does Junie use her tentacles?
Why did Junie swim to the top of the water during the day?
Why didn't Junie say 'Hello' to the sea turtle?
What color does Junie turn when she glows at night?
Who was watching Junie from the sand?
Printables & worksheets
More ways to practice with this story — every sheet is built from the text itself, answer key included where it counts.
Get all 4 sheets as one workbook
One PDF with a cover, a contents page and every answer key at the back — color the page in, then keep going on paper.
vocabulary
Match the passage words to their meanings, then fill the missing words back into real sentences.
writing prompts
Two writing tasks that build on the passage, with plenty of lines to write on.
Free Jellyfish Coloring Page for Kids
This free printable coloring page is perfect for lower elementary students who love ocean animals. Featuring a cute Kawaii-style jellyfish, this activity helps children develop fine motor skills while exploring the wonders of marine life. Whether you are a teacher looking for classroom materials or a parent seeking a fun afternoon project, this coloring sheet offers a high-quality creative outlet.
Our Junie the Jellyfish resource combines a charming reading passage with a coloring activity to enhance literacy and comprehension. After reading about Junie's glowing tentacles and her encounter with a sea turtle, students can use their imagination to color the sea full of fish. Download this printable today to bring a splash of educational fun to your home or school setting.