Our spring coloring pages have something for everyone at any age and skill level. You’ll find lots of bright takes on the theme like outdoor time in the garden, boys chasing frogs in the pond, getting caught in a rainy day, doodle pages with umbrellas and rainbows, beautiful spring flowers to color, and more!
How to Download Coloring Pages
Each coloring sheet is a high-resolution letter size printable PDF you can color one of two ways: on paper, or digitally. Instructions for downloading free coloring pages are below.
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All coloring pages are for personal, non-commercial use only.
Browse By Spring Themes
Looking for a specific springtime theme? Explore the collections below. If you’re looking for a wider variety of spring imagery, check out the spring coloring pages just below these thumbnails.
Spring Coloring Pages
How To Use Our Coloring Pages
Our spring coloring pages aren’t just for quiet time. They can be the starting point for crafts, group activities, and simple teaching moments. From weather observation to spelling practice, each idea below gives you a fun way to reuse your finished artwork. These easy projects add extra value to your coloring time and offer enrichment for kids at home and school. Join our list for access to Subscriber Central, plus get a free printable coloring book. Join our list for access to Subscriber Central, plus get a free printable coloring book.
Color by Weather
Use the Spring Doodle coloring page with sun, clouds, and rainbows to practice weather observation. Have kids color the items that match today’s weather in green, and color the rest in blue. This gets kids thinking about what they see outside, builds comparison skills, works on color recognition, and allows them to practice following instructions.
Rain Boot Vase Wrap
Start by coloring the Polkadot Rain Boots page. Once complete, trim and wrap it around a tin can, mason jar, or other small cup. You can use this to create a cute rainy day pencil holder or faux flower vase that kids can use to decorate their desk or art station.
Spring-Themed Cake Toppers
Turn your spring coloring pages into festive cake toppers! Print your favorite designs—bees, butterflies, flowers, rainbows—scaled to the desired size you want. After coloring, cut them out and glue or tape onto skewers or dowels. These make fun cupcake and cake decorations for spring birthdays or themed parties like a “Hap-Bee Birthday Party!” This is a budget-friendly way to bring custom decor to your party, without having to start from scratch!
Practice Letter Sounds
Use the Spring Letters coloring page to practice spelling and phonics. Once the letters are colored, cut them out and glue a piece of felt to the back so they will stick to a felt board. Sound out the first letter in the word “spring” and ask kids to identify the letter that makes that sound. As they correctly answer, add the letters to the felt board. You can also mix up the challenge and start with the letters arranged randomly on the felt board and ask for help spelling the word using letter sounds. This is an activity that can be done one-on-one or in a group to help kids practice literacy skills.
More Free Coloring Fun
We hope our collection of spring coloring pages brought a burst of creativity to your day! If you’re looking for more free coloring pages, check out these collections.
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For crayons and washable markers, use any paper. For colored pencils, we recommend a 32 lb paper. For alcohol markers, we recommend an 60 lb cover stock. Check your printer for compatibility when purchasing paper at different weights.
