Sunflower Coloring Pages
Bring a touch of nature to your child’s fingertips with these sunflower coloring pages. Cheerful and a sure sign of summer, sunflowers can brighten the day even as a picture to color. Each page showcases different types of sunflowers, as well as images for children of all ages (and even adults) to enjoy coloring.
Overview of the Free Printable Sunflower Coloring Pages
You’ll find sunflowers of all kinds in this collection of coloring pages, including sunflowers in fields, sunflowers with other animals, and even sunflowers with cute, smiling faces. Younger children will enjoy the simpler and more whimsical images while older children can color in the more detailed illustrations.
Bear Sitting Next to a Sunflower
Sunflower Growing Near a Stream
Sunflower Growing Near a Mailbox
Sunflower Growing in a Field Near a Windmill
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Fun Activities to Try with the Sunflower Coloring Pages
Recommended for: Kids of all ages
⭐ Sunflower Art Gallery
Organize a mini art gallery at home or in the classroom. Have children display their colored sunflower pages on walls or on string lines with clips. This not only showcases their work but also brings some bright colors and a touch of nature indoors.
⭐ Sunflower Puzzles
After coloring in their sunflower coloring pages, have children cut a sheet or two into large pieces, creating their own jigsaw puzzle to complete. They can challenge themselves by cutting the pieces smaller. Store the pieces of each coloring sheet in its own bag so they can work on the puzzles any time.
⭐ Learn About Sunflowers
Use the sunflower coloring pages as a springboard to learn more about sunflowers and other plants. Discuss how sunflowers grow, what they need to thrive, and their role in the ecosystem.
