From Gullu’s Birds land · 24 pages

Bird Coloring Pages

Twenty-four bird coloring pages make up the Birds land in Gullu, each feathered friend drawn in clear, bold lines for kids from toddlers to the early grades. The set covers birds from backyards, farms, oceans and rainforests: a wide-eyed owl, a penguin, a flamingo balancing on one leg, a hummingbird sipping from a flower, a puffin with a striped beak and a pelican with a fish in its pouch. There are sweet scenes too, like a baby chick next to its eggshell, two lovebirds on a perch and baby birds in a nest. Easy pages such as the chick, the ostrich and the kiwi bird have a few big shapes, while the peacock and the eagle are packed with feathers for older kids. One bird, the Owl, is a free printable on this page; the other 23 are colored in the Gullu app.

Print the free page: Owl All 44 free pages (PDF)

What kids practice

Bird pages are a natural way to learn about nature. Kids practice fine motor control on feathers, beaks and wings, and they learn names for bird parts like crest, talons, comb and pouch. Each page shares a true fact, such as why flamingos are pink or how chicks hatch. Comparing a tiny hummingbird with a giant ostrich builds size words and sparks curiosity about the birds outside the window.

Ideas for home and the classroom

Go on a backyard or park bird walk, then color the pages of any birds you spotted or heard.
Sort the birds kids have colored into birds that fly, birds that swim and birds that cannot fly at all.
Print the free Owl page and glue torn paper strips onto its body as feathers before coloring the face and branch.

FAQ

Bird Coloring Pages: questions

What are the easiest bird coloring pages for young kids?

The baby chick, the flamingo, the ostrich and the kiwi bird are the simplest, with only a handful of large shapes. The penguin, duck, swan and robin are also easy. For older kids who enjoy a challenge, the peacock with its fan of eye-spot feathers and the eagle with layered wings take the most time and care.

Can I print these bird coloring pages for my classroom?

The Owl page is free to print for personal, home and classroom use, so you can copy it for a nature unit, a fall bulletin board or a library program. The other 23 bird pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or bundle it into products for resale. Ordinary letter or A4 paper works fine for crayons, markers and colored pencils.

How can I use bird coloring pages to teach about real birds?

Pair each page with its fun fact, then look at a photo of the real bird so kids can choose true-to-life colors. Talk about where the bird lives, what it eats and whether it can fly. Older kids can label body parts like beak, wing, tail and talons, and younger ones can practice the bird's call.

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Color the whole Birds land in Gullu

In the Gullu app, the Birds land holds these 24 pages on the world map, with a magic brush, glitter, stickers and a gold star when every page is done. The first page is free on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and free to print here.

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