
Big Happy Sunflower
Draw one large sunflower facing forward, with a round centre, broad petals, a thick stem and two large leaves. Leave the page mostly open around the flower with no background objects.
These flower colouring pages give children aged 3 to 12 simple outlines and more detailed garden scenes to colour. They are free to download and print for use at home or in your own classroom.
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Draw one large sunflower facing forward, with a round centre, broad petals, a thick stem and two large leaves. Leave the page mostly open around the flower with no background objects.

Draw one large rose bloom with a simple spiral centre, a short stem and two broad leaves. Place it upright in the centre of the page with plenty of blank space.

Draw one large lotus flower above two broad round leaves floating on calm water. Add only a few wide curved ripples beneath the leaves.

Draw one single tulip with a large cup-shaped bloom, a straight stem and two simple pointed leaves. Centre it on the page with no extra scenery.

Draw one big daisy with broad rounded petals and a simple butterfly hovering beside it. Add one curved stem and two large leaves.

Draw one flowering plant with a large round bloom growing from a simple flowerpot. Include two broad leaves and a plain pot with a wide rim.

Draw one large open flower with a thick stem and leaves, while a friendly simple bee flies beside the petals. Use a few curved motion lines without any symbols or writing.

Draw two large flowers growing side by side from simple stems, one round-petalled and one star-petalled. Add two broad leaves and a gently curved ground line.

Draw three large simple blooms with broad leaves arranged in a plain vase. Place the vase on a flat surface with plenty of empty space around it.

Draw one large cheerful flower standing upright in a small patch of ground, with a few large raindrops and two simple clouds above. Keep the flower as the main focus.

Draw several rose bushes with open blooms on both sides of a winding garden path leading toward a simple arched trellis. Add a low fence and a few large leaves.

Draw two lotus flowers rising above round pond leaves, with a frog sitting on the bank and a dragonfly flying nearby. Include gentle water ripples and a few reeds.

Draw a child in simple outdoor clothing standing beside three tall sunflowers and looking at them. Add a garden path, a watering can and a low hedge, without facial or clothing details….

Draw a row of five tulips at different heights beside a curved garden border, with broad leaves, a small butterfly and a distant simple tree. Vary the tulip shapes slightly.

Draw a small picnic cloth beneath a shady tree in a meadow filled with daisies. Add a basket, a butterfly and a few soft clouds, keeping the flowers as the main theme.

Draw three flowerpots of marigolds arranged along an Indian-style balcony ledge, with a simple railing, a small hanging bell shape and a bright sun. Keep the marigold blooms round and….

Draw a woven basket filled with roses, daisies and leaves, resting on a simple market stall. Add a few loose blossoms beside it and a striped cloth beneath, with no signs or labels.

Draw a garden wheelbarrow overflowing with tulips, daisies and leafy stems. Place it beside a stepping-stone path with a small watering can and two butterflies.

Draw a small garden of open flowers at sunset, with a low wall, a crescent moon-shaped sun setting behind distant hills and a few fireflies represented only as simple dots. Include a….

Draw a large open flower in the foreground with clearly separated petals, centre, stem and leaves, surrounded by smaller garden flowers and a simple magnifying glass lying nearby. Do not….

Draw a richly planted Indian courtyard garden with marigolds, roses and jasmine-like clusters around a central stone planter. Include a patterned but unlettered doorway, terracotta pots,….

Draw a detailed pond at sunrise with several lotus flowers at different stages, broad floating leaves, reeds, a heron in the distance and layered hills beyond. Add reflections and varied….

Draw a close garden scene with a bee collecting pollen from a large daisy, surrounded by smaller flowers, textured leaves and a curling stem. Add a second bee in the background and a few….

Draw a winding garden path passing beneath a rose-covered arbor, with roses at different stages, climbing stems, trellis details, a bench and distant shrubs. Include a butterfly resting….

Draw a broad sunflower field viewed from a low path, with tall sunflowers in the foreground, smaller rows fading into the distance, a farmer's hat on a fence post and distant hills under….

Draw a detailed apartment balcony garden during a monsoon shower, with potted hibiscus, marigolds and leafy plants, a covered railing, a small umbrella leaning nearby and rain clouds….

Draw a balanced arrangement of a rose, lotus, tulip, sunflower and daisy with their stems and leaves overlapping gently like a botanical bouquet. Surround them with a few curling vines….

Draw a peaceful moonlit flower garden with large night-blooming flowers, leafy bushes, a stone path, a garden lantern and two gentle moths hovering nearby. Add a starry sky using simple….

Draw an Indian courtyard decorated with flower garlands, potted marigolds, lotus motifs on a broad floor design and a central vase of mixed flowers. Include a child placing one flower….

Draw one continuous garden scene showing spring tulips, a summer sunflower, autumn leaves around roses and winter flowers sheltered near a small greenhouse. Separate the areas with….
This set includes single blooms, small groups of flowers, potted plants and garden scenes. Younger children can work with large petals, thick outlines and open spaces, while older children can add careful colour choices, patterns and background details. The pictures include familiar flowers such as roses, lotuses, sunflowers, tulips and daisies, along with general garden designs. Children can use natural colours or create bright imaginary flowers. For a narrower theme, you can continue with Rose Coloring Pages or Lotus Coloring Pages.
At home, let your child colour a flower and then name its parts, such as petal, stem and leaf. A child can draw a vase, garden or butterfly around the finished picture. In class, use the pages for a nature table, a spring display or a lesson about colours and living things. Younger children can match a coloured flower to a real photograph. Older children can label the parts, write two sentences about the flower or group pictures by colour, shape or where the plant grows.
Many flowers have petals that help attract insects and birds. Bees and other insects carry pollen from one flower to another as they collect food. After pollination, many flowering plants can form seeds, which may grow into new plants. A lotus grows in muddy water, with its leaves and flowers rising above the surface. You can share one fact before colouring, then ask your child to point out the petals, leaves and stem in the picture.
They suit children from about 3 to 12 years. Choose the large, simple outlines for younger children and the detailed garden pictures for older children.
Yes. Children can colour a picture, label the petals, stem and leaves, and talk about how flowers make seeds or attract insects.
They can use natural colours seen in a garden or make a creative flower with unusual colours. There is no single correct colour choice for a colouring activity.
Download the PDF after signing in to your free EarlyActivity account, then print it for home or your own classroom. The files are sized for A4 and US Letter paper, and the print setting should be Actual size, 100%.
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