Spring Tulips Coloring Page

Tulips are such a joyful subject to color. They pop with strong shapes and friendly petals that invite bold color choices. Start by talking about how bulbs sleep underground and then burst into flowers when spring arrives. That little life cycle idea makes coloring feel like a tiny science lesson. In the classroom, use this Spring Tulips coloring page as a center activity, then cut and paste finished flowers onto a bulletin board meadow. At home it is a perfect rainy day project; pair it with a story about gardens and encourage kids to pick their favorite color for each bloom. For a group project, have each child color one tulip and assemble a collaborative bouquet to display. For extension, try watercolor over a crayon resist, practice handwriting by writing the word tulip on the bottom, or create a matching game with photos of real tulips. This printable is free and simple, and it helps children notice shape, color choices, and the beauty of seasonal change while they create.