Police Car
Toddler · 2–3A police car with flashing lights on top. Color the car, the lights, and the wheels! A fun way to talk about helpers who keep us safe. Print it on A4 or US Letter, or color it online with tap-to-fill.
Lights on top
The light bar is what makes this a police car rather than a car, and it is drawn as its own region so it can be coloured differently from the body. That is the one part of the page where the colour genuinely matters — blue and red lights are the recognisable thing, and children usually know that before they know anything else about the vehicle.
The rest is the same structure as the little car: body, windows, wheels. Colouring both pages and comparing them is a good exercise in noticing what has changed.
People who help
This page belongs with the fire truck and the ambulance as one of three that introduce the idea of a job that exists to help people. Keeping it simple and positive is the right approach at this age — the police help people who are lost or in trouble, and you can ask them for help.
Frequently asked questions
- What should the lights be coloured?
- Blue and red are the recognisable combination in most countries, and children usually know it already. It is one of the few details on any of these pages where getting it 'right' is part of the fun.
- What age is this page for?
- Two to five. The same easy structure as the little car, with the light bar added on top.