Mixed Wildflowers Coloring Page

What a cheerful page to bring to life. The Mixed Wildflowers coloring page gives kids a chance to explore lots of shapes and colors in one image. Notice the round faces of the sunflowers, the delicate bell shapes, and the soft poppy petals. Each type invites a different coloring approach and encourages observation. In the classroom, you can use this printable as a center activity, ask children to identify flower parts or sort by petal shapes, and then display finished pieces on a bulletin board to create a seasonal garden. At home, this free printable is perfect for rainy afternoons and quiet table time, and families can make it a shared craft by experimenting with watercolor pencils or layering crayons. For an extension activity, pair the page with a short story about a meadow, have kids write a line about their favorite flower, or turn the coloring into a matching game with real photos of wildflowers. The variety in the bouquet makes it easy to practice mixing colors, naming flowers, and celebrating nature while having fun coloring.