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From Gullu’s Garden land · 24 pages
Flower and Garden Coloring Pages
A sunny backyard of smiling flowers, plants, tools and garden friends is waiting in the 24 garden coloring pages of Gullu's Garden land. They suit toddlers through the early grades. Little ones can start with easy pages like the garden rake, garden snail, pumpkin patch, cactus pot or seed packet, while older kids can enjoy detailed pictures such as the wheelbarrow full of flowers, the rose bush or the beehive with buzzing bees. Flower lovers will find three tulips, a rose and a daisy with a bee, and young gardeners can color a carrot patch, a tomato plant, a strawberry plant and a watering can. Cute visitors include a garden gnome, a flowerpot frog and a mouse holding a leaf umbrella. Each page includes a short true fact. Print the Smiling Sunflower free right here, and color the rest of the garden in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color 8 easy for the youngest
- Smiling SunflowerMedium · free to print
- Three TulipsMedium
- Watering CanMedium
- RoseMedium
- Daisy and BeeMedium
- Cactus PotEasy
- Garden GnomeDetailed
- Flower WheelbarrowDetailed
- Garden SnailEasy
- Sunflower LadybugDetailed
- Carrot PatchMedium
- BirdhouseEasy
- Garden RakeEasy
- Seed PacketEasy
- BeehiveDetailed
- Cat on a Garden BenchDetailed
- Strawberry PlantMedium
- Flowerpot FrogEasy
- Garden BootsMedium
- Rose BushDetailed
- Straw HatEasy
- Tomato PlantMedium
- Leaf Umbrella MouseMedium
- Pumpkin PatchEasy
What kids practice
Garden pages help kids practice fine motor skills on petals, leaves and garden tools of every size. They learn how plants grow, from seeds and bulbs to roots and fruit, and pick up words like sprout, vine, bulb and harvest. Counting petals, carrots and bees adds early math, and the facts connect coloring to real life in the yard or on a windowsill.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Plant a sunflower seed in a cup, then print and color the free Smiling Sunflower page as the cover of a growing journal.
- Sort the garden pictures kids color into flowers, fruits and vegetables, and garden tools.
- Take a garden walk and match real plants and creatures to the ones on the pages.
Flower and Garden Coloring Pages: questions
What are good flower and garden coloring pages for toddlers?
The garden rake, garden snail, pumpkin patch, cactus pot, birdhouse and seed packet have big, simple shapes that are great for toddlers. The flowerpot frog and straw hat are also easy. Older kids can move on to the wheelbarrow, rose bush or beehive, which have many more small spaces.
Can I print these garden coloring pages for my class?
The Smiling Sunflower page is free to print for personal and classroom use, making it handy for spring lessons, plant life cycle units and school garden days. The other garden pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or include it in products for resale. It comes with a true fact to share with students.
How can garden coloring pages teach kids about plants?
Each page pairs a picture with a simple true fact, such as carrots being roots, tomatoes being fruits or tulips growing from bulbs. Talk about the fact while your child colors, then try it in real life by planting a seed, tasting a vegetable or watching a flower open over a few days.
Princesses
Ocean animals
Sports
Superheroes
Castles and dragons
Unicorns
Farm animals
Seasons
Thanksgiving
Cats
For girls
Halloween
Easter
Valentines
Fall
Pumpkins
Frogs
Color the whole Garden land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Garden 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.
