Children watch the blacksmith working with iron coloring page Germans free

In the coloring page, you see a scene from the time of the Germans: Children watching a blacksmith working with iron. The motif is ideal for a teaching activity at home or in class and can be printed out nicely. You can download the coloring page for free and color it with colored pencils, markers, or watercolors. Alternatively, our online coloring feature is also available to you – completely without registration. Get the image now for free and start coloring right away!

Free coloring page Germans: Children and blacksmith working with iron

• Motif: Children observe a blacksmith working with iron in a Germanic settlement
• Download: Coloring page is available for free download
• Technique: High-resolution JPG file in high quality
• Use: Perfect for printing, in the classroom, or as a craft activity at home
• Online Coloring: Image can be colored directly in the browser

Exciting facts about the Germanic blacksmith

In many Germanic places, the blacksmith played a central role: he made tools, knives, and horse fittings. Iron was precious and often dictated the status of a tribe member. The blacksmith processed iron ore in his forge, shaping it with a hammer and anvil. Children in the village watched the craftsman, learning techniques and the importance of metal for daily life and defense. Typical are rough tools and sturdy clothing made of leather and linen. The sparks that fly when hammering in the forge have always held a magical fascination. Those who want to discover more coloring pages from the time of the Germans should check out our collection Discover more Germanic motifs.

Colors for your Germanic coloring page

When coloring, you should think of earthy tones: various shades of brown for leather and wood, rust red or gray for the glowing iron, dark gray and black for tools and the blacksmith's house. For the children's clothing, warm colors like blue, green, or ochre are suitable. You will receive the image as a high-resolution JPG file, and you can print it or color it directly online – both without registration and completely free of charge. This way, you can easily create your own little time witness of the Germans.