Coloring pages are a simple but effective way to support creativity and fine motor development. These printable pages are themed around everything from animals and seasons to educational topics — perfect for quiet time, learning breaks, or just for fun.
African American inventors coloring pages have become one of our favorite hands-on ways to highlight the stories behind everyday inventions. From traffic signals to the ice cream scoop, these printable pages help kids connect real names to real innovations. We usually add them to our Black History Month activities, but honestly, they’re a great fit…
The letter G coloring page is one of our favorite ways to practice early literacy skills without relying on traditional worksheets. This alphabet coloring page includes a bold uppercase G alongside fun illustrations like a giraffe, goat, and gift, perfect for helping preschoolers connect letters to words through coloring. Whether you’re working through the alphabet…
This letter F coloring page was a simple way to mix phonics with creativity when we were working through the alphabet. My son liked spotting familiar things like flags and fish while we practiced the F sound, and it gave us a break from handwriting practice without losing the learning. If you’re teaching preschool or…
If you are learning about the letter E you are going to love our free letter E coloring page free printable. This is no boring coloring page, it is full of items beginning with the letter E. Not only will the kids get to color the uppercase letter E they will also color in lots…
This Letter D coloring page is a fun and engaging way for kids to learn the letter D while getting creative. It features a large uppercase “D” in the center, surrounded by familiar objects that start with D—like a dog, donut, and drum. As children color, they’ll reinforce letter recognition and phonics skills in an…
If you are learning about the letter C, you are going to love our free letter C coloring page. Not only will the your preschoolers and kindergarteners get to color the uppercase letter C they will also color in lots of pictures of things that start with the letter. This printable alphabet coloring page will…
This Halloween bookmarks printable came in handy one afternoon when I needed something quiet and creative for my son to do while I finished up a few things. He was completely focused, choosing colors for the pumpkins, carefully outlining the ghost’s face, and I realized it was one of those rare activities that didn’t need…
I am such a huge fan of the Royal Family, they have had some bad press (for valid reasons) recently, however, on the whole, I absolutely love them. Especially the Queen, she is an inspiration to all, and to celebrate her 70th year on the throne I have created this free Platinum Jubilee coloring page….
These free Bill of Rights coloring pages are an easy way to introduce young kids (grades K–5) to the first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution. When we started learning about civics, I wanted something simple and visual to help the concepts stick, and these printable worksheets did just that. Each page focuses on one…
Cinco de Mayo coloring pages are a fun and simple way to introduce kids to the history and culture behind this important Mexican holiday. These free Cinco de Mayo printables work well in both classrooms and at home, whether you’re looking to add a creative activity to your lesson plan or just want something festive…
Roald Dahl coloring pages have been a fun way for us to bring his stories to life, especially around Roald Dahl Day in September. Whether it’s Matilda with her stack of books or the BFG towering over Sophie, my son always gets excited to color in his favorite characters. These printables are great for quiet…
Planet coloring pages were a fun and easy way for us to introduce the solar system at home, especially when my son was first getting curious about space. They gave him something hands-on to do while we talked about each planet’s colors, size, and what makes them unique. Whether you’re doing a full space unit…
It is nearly time to celebrate the earth we live on. Every year on April 22, Earth Day marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970. Have fun celebrating with these free Earth Day coloring pages. These Earth Day activities are a great way to learn about Earth Day while…
Have fun being creative this February with our free printable Valentines coloring pages. Including hearts, balloons, Valentine’s Day cards, love letters, and more. These will keep the kids busy for hours. This coloring storybook is one of my favorite Valentine’s Day activities for kids and you are going to love it too. Print off as many…
Celebrate with these free printable St Patrick’s Day coloring pages, featuring leprechauns, rainbows, and shamrocks that kids will enjoy bringing to life. These pages are a fun addition to your St Patrick’s Day printable activities, perfect for both classroom projects and quiet time at home. Each design adds a creative spark to the holiday while…