Nikola Tesla coloring pages for kids who love lightning, inventions, and electric imagination

Step into the world of electricity and discovery with this electrifying collection of Nikola Tesla coloring pages that introduces kids to the genius behind modern energy systems. Designed for children aged 4 to 12, this set encourages STEM curiosity, artistic focus, and an interest in scientific exploration.

Each page is included in a high quality PDF for easy A4 printing at home or school. They’re also perfectly suited for use with a light-up tracing pad, ideal for following the sharp lines and technical details.

Part of the Public Figure Coloring Pages collection, Last updated on Tue, 03 Jun 2025 00:19:34 GMT.

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Happy Nikola Tesla with Inventions Coloring Page

Coloring page of Nikola Tesla smiling with a neat mustache, wearing a suit and tie, holding a light bulb in one hand and standing next to an electric coil with lightning bolts around.
Coloring page of Nikola Tesla smiling with a neat mustache, wearing a suit and tie, holding a light bulb in one hand and standing next to an electric coil with lightning bolts around. | zuzuzi.com

Smiling Nikola Tesla Coloring Page

Coloring page of Nikola Tesla smiling with a neat mustache, wearing a suit and tie, waving with one hand and gesturing with the other.
Coloring page of Nikola Tesla smiling with a neat mustache, wearing a suit and tie, waving with one hand and gesturing with the other. | zuzuzi.com

Nikola Tesla Bubble Letters Coloring Page

Coloring page of the name Nikola Tesla surrounded by light bulbs, lightning bolts, hearts, stars, and swirls.
Coloring page of the name Nikola Tesla surrounded by light bulbs, lightning bolts, hearts, stars, and swirls. | zuzuzi.com

Coloring ideas for Nikola Tesla

When coloring Nikola Tesla, bring out his brilliant inventor style! His hair is usually dark brown or black, and he had a neatly groomed dark mustache. He often wore a sharp suit in dark shades like navy blue, black, or deep gray, with a white shirt and a dark tie. If your page shows electric coils or lightning bolts, get creative with bright blues, electric yellows, and shiny silver grays. A background full of stars or glowing inventions can make your scene look extra magical and scientific!

On the back of the page, why not try writing some fun facts about Nikola Tesla, or their name in different languages? You could even give them a nickname of your own, or draw your own version using your imagination!

Who is Nikola Tesla?

Nikola Tesla was a brilliant inventor and scientist who helped change the world with his amazing ideas about electricity. He was born on July 10, 1856, in a village called Smiljan, which is now part of Croatia. As a young boy, Tesla loved imagining fantastic machines and dreaming about the future. He moved to the United States and worked on incredible inventions like alternating current electricity, which powers homes and cities today. Tesla also experimented with wireless energy, radio waves, and even dreamed of energy being sent through the air. Known for his lively imagination, neat mustache, and love of science, Nikola Tesla became a symbol of creativity and invention. He passed away in 1943, but his electric spirit still inspires inventors and dreamers everywhere.

How to say Nikola Tesla in different languages?

  • English: Nikola Tesla
  • French: Nikola Tesla
  • Spanish: Nikola Tesla
  • Arabic: نيكولا تسلا
  • German: Nikola Tesla
  • Chinese: 尼古拉·特斯拉
  • Japanese: ニコラ・テスラ
  • Korean: 니콜라 테슬라
  • Portuguese: Nikola Tesla
  • Italian: Nikola Tesla
  • Hindi: निकोला टेस्ला
  • Russian: Никола Тесла
  • Turkish: Nikola Tesla

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials do I need to use with these coloring pages?

You can use crayons, colored pencils, markers, or even watercolor paints if the paper is thick enough. These coloring pages are designed to work well with most kid-friendly art supplies for a fun and creative experience.

Are these coloring pages suitable for a light-up tracing pad?

Yes, these coloring pages work great with a light-up tracing pad! Just print them on regular thin paper, place them on the pad, and let kids trace and color with ease.