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18 Spring Coloring Pages: Garden Animals and New Blooms Free printable PDF · color online

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These spring coloring pages show young rabbits, lambs and chicks beside tulips, daisies, a wheelbarrow, watering can and ladybug. One lamb carries an umbrella; another stands in a shallow pond. The pictures use clear animal shapes with different amounts of flower, leaf and water detail. Choose a simple chick or lamb for a short session, or a daisy arch for slower coloring.

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Kids practise: Noticing weather and plant details · Repeating color across flower petals · Separating an animal from a water or garden setting

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Ways to use these pages

1

Rain and sunshine pair

Color the umbrella lamb and the bunny watering tulips as two different kinds of spring day.

2

Count the blooms

Find each daisy around the rabbit arch and repeat one petal color across them.

3

Tell a garden story

Place the wheelbarrow, well and planter pictures in an order that shows how flowers might be cared for.

Watch the garden animals meet the flowers

A rabbit waters tulips with a small can, while another sits in a teacup decorated with daisies. A third rabbit rests beneath a full arch of flowers, and one sits on a log with a daisy in its paws. The first picture makes watering visible; the arch offers many small petals to color patiently. Let a child start with the animal’s broad ears or body before working through the plants. The bunny coloring pages have more rabbits when that is the favorite part of these scenes.

Choose a lamb scene for the weather

One lamb stands under an umbrella, with grass and flowers around its feet. Another appears near a windmill and tall tulip under clouds, and a third stands in shallow rippling water. These pictures suggest different spring days without needing every scene to be sunny. Try a pale sky and bright umbrella in the rain picture; for the pond, color the narrow water rings before the lamb so the legs remain clear. The birdhouse scene has a mostly open sky and works well when there is less time.

Find tools and places in the garden

A wheelbarrow is piled with daisies beside a lamb, and a tiled-roof well stands between a lamb and duck. One chick sits in a wooden planter near a tall tulip. A separate watering can actually carries the word Spring, while a ladybug rests on the center of a large daisy. Ask which picture shows a tool for carrying flowers, which might hold water, and where the ladybug would land. Color the larger petals or prop first; save the narrow details for a contrasting shade. The garden collection has more tools and growing places.

Keep spring distinct from Easter

There are bunnies and chicks here, but no decorated egg, basket of treats or printed holiday greeting. The scenes center on plants, weather and young animals: a chick stands beside a tulip and hanging bird feeder, another balances on a swing, and one shares a tiny table with a lamb. They can be colored any time during the season. If the activity needs a clear holiday sign, use the Easter coloring pages; for spring itself, choose the umbrella, tulip or flower-filled wheelbarrow.

Happy coloring!

Start with an open chick or lamb, then move to the daisy arch, wheelbarrow or pond when there is time for small details.

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Questions

Are these Easter coloring pages?

The art includes bunnies and chicks, but its focus is spring flowers, weather and gardens. It does not show Easter eggs or greetings.

Which spring page is easiest?

The lamb beneath the birdhouse and the chick beside the tulip have large central shapes and relatively open backgrounds.

Are there rain or water scenes?

Yes. One lamb shelters beneath an umbrella, another stands in shallow water, and a chick appears by a pond.

Can I print a single spring picture?

Yes. Every sheet has an individual PDF and online coloring option; the matching book gathers the selected set.