Big Daisy Bloom
Draw one large open daisy facing forward, with a round centre, broad petals, a sturdy stem and two oversized leaves. Leave generous empty space around the flower and include only a small….
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Daisy Coloring Pages
These daisy coloring pages give children aged 3 to 12 simple flower outlines, garden scenes and more detailed designs to colour. They are free to download and print for use at home or in your own classroom.
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Pick a daisy to colour
Daisy In A Pot
Draw a single daisy growing from a wide flowerpot, with a simple stem, two leaves and a large flower head. Add a small saucer and a few broad curved soil lines inside the pot.
Daisy With Two Buds
Draw one open daisy beside two round unopened buds on a shared stem. Include three large leaves and a short curved line showing the ground.
Daisy In Sunshine
Draw a large daisy standing in a meadow beneath a smiling sun with broad rays and two soft clouds. Add a few wide blades of grass at the bottom.
Daisy And Butterfly
Draw one large daisy with a butterfly hovering beside its petals. Add two oversized leaves and three simple grass clumps.
Daisy In A Basket
Draw a single daisy with a long stem placed in a small woven garden basket. Include a broad handle, two leaves and a few simple blades of grass.
Daisy In A Field
Draw three large daisies of different heights in a grassy field, with simple rounded hills behind them and one large cloud overhead. Keep the flowers widely spaced.
Daisy And Ladybird
Draw a large daisy with a ladybird resting on one leaf. Add a second leaf, a short stem and a curved patch of ground.
Daisy At Dusk
Draw a daisy with its petals gently tilted inward as daylight fades, with a low sun, two clouds and a simple horizon behind it. Add a few broad grass shapes below.
Rainbow Daisy
Draw one very large daisy with wide petals arranged in a clear ring around its centre. Place a simple rainbow arch and two clouds behind the flower.
Daisy Garden Patch
Draw several daisies at different heights in a small garden bed, with leaves, grass, a low edging border and a watering can nearby. Include open areas between the flowers.
Daisy With Bee
Draw a daisy in full bloom with a bee hovering near its yellow centre. Add a curling flight path, two leaves, tall grass and a few small garden stones.
Daisy On A Balcony
Draw a daisy growing in a rectangular planter on an Indian-style home balcony, with a simple railing, tiled floor and distant rounded rooftops. Add two leaves and a second small flower bud.
Daisy Garden Watering
Draw a child watering a row of daisies with a small watering can. Include a garden path, broad leaves, grass clumps and a low fence behind the child.
Daisy In A Village Field
Draw a group of daisies in a grassy Indian village field, with a distant small house, a simple fence, two trees and a curving footpath. Place one prominent daisy in the foreground.
Daisy And Garden Snail
Draw two daisies beside a friendly snail moving along a broad leaf. Add a few pebbles, grass blades and a low mound of soil.
Daisy In A Window Box
Draw a row of daisies in a window box beneath an open window, with simple curtains, a sill and a sunny sky visible outside. Include different flower heights and several leaves.
Daisy Picnic Meadow
Draw a picnic blanket surrounded by daisies in a sunny meadow, with a basket, a cup, two trees and distant hills. Place several flowers in the foreground around the blanket.
Daisy After Rain
Draw a group of daisies after a shower, with raindrops on the leaves, a small puddle, a rainbow and clouds clearing in the background. Include a pair of simple rain boots beside the path.
Daisy Flower Study
Draw one large daisy flower head beside a full daisy plant, showing the round centre, separate ray petals, stem and leaves. Add a small patch of grass and a garden trowel in the background.
Daisy In A Courtyard
Draw potted daisies arranged in an Indian courtyard, with a low wall, patterned floor tiles, a clay pot and a small rangoli-inspired geometric border on the ground. Include one open….
Daisy Petal Mandala
Draw a circular botanical pattern built from repeated daisy heads, petals, leaves and small curved stems, with a large daisy centre. Keep the design balanced and fully enclosed within….
Daisy Meadow Panorama
Draw a wide meadow filled with daisies from foreground to distance, with varied grasses, rolling hills, a winding path, scattered trees and a bright sky. Include several large foreground….
Daisy Close-Up Garden
Draw a close view of several overlapping daisies, showing detailed petal shapes, textured centres, veined leaves, stems and curling grass. Add a small butterfly and a beetle among the….
Daisies In A Monsoon Garden
Draw daisies in an Indian garden after monsoon rain, with wet leaves, puddles, a stone path, banana leaves in the distance and clouds opening to sunlight. Include a child in simple rain….
Daisy Field At Sunrise
Draw a broad field of daisies opening toward a rising sun, with layered hills, long grasses, a distant fence and a few birds in the sky. Show several flowers at different stages from bud….
Daisy Field At Twilight
Draw daisies with some petals partly closed as daylight fades, beside a garden path, tall grasses, a crescent moon and soft clouds. Include a small lantern placed safely on the path.
Daisy And Honeybee Garden
Draw several daisies with honeybees visiting their centres, surrounded by leaves, grass, small stones and a wooden garden border. Show one bee in flight and another resting on a petal.
Daisy Still Life
Draw a tabletop arrangement of daisies in a glass jar, with loose petals, a small pair of gardening gloves, a nature book shown closed with a blank cover, and a potted bud nearby. Add a….
Daisy Garden Pattern
Draw a repeating all-over pattern of daisies, buds, leaves, stems, butterflies and small garden tools arranged in curved bands. Include both open and partly closed flowers with varied….
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 12
- Skills: Colouring, focus, observation
- You need: Crayons, pencils or markers
- Time: 10 to 25 minutes
Daisy designs for different ages
The set includes large, clear daisy outlines for younger children, along with fuller garden scenes and patterns for older children. Some pages leave plenty of open space for crayons, while others include petals, leaves, stems, grass, insects and simple backgrounds to colour carefully. Children can use natural colours such as white, yellow and green, or create blue, pink or rainbow daisies. For a wider flower activity, pair these pages with Flower Coloring Pages and talk about how each flower looks different.
Ideas for home and class
At home, let your child colour a daisy while looking at a real flower, a potted plant or a picture from a nature book. In class, use the pages after a garden walk or a lesson on plants. Children can label the flower, stem and leaves, then write one sentence about where a daisy might grow. Older pupils can make a small display by grouping pages with warm colours and cool colours. A finished page can become a thank-you card, a desk decoration or part of a spring and nature noticeboard.
Small daisy facts to share
A daisy flower head is made up of many tiny flowers packed together. The yellow centre contains the small disc flowers, while the white parts around it are ray flowers that look like petals. Many daisies open more fully in bright daylight and close when light fades, though this varies between types. Daisies can grow in grassy places, gardens and fields. While colouring, ask your child to find the centre, count a few petals and draw a leaf beside the stem.
Lumi's tips
- For a younger child, offer just three colours and invite them to fill the large petals before colouring the centre and stem.
- For an older child, ask them to add light and dark shades, a second flower, and small insects or grass without covering the outline.
- Take a short nature walk to find a daisy or another small flower, then compare its shape and colours with the finished page.
How to download and print
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माता-पिता के सवाल
Are these daisy coloring pages suitable for preschool children?
Yes. The set includes simple, bold flower outlines that suit many children aged 3 to 5, with adult help when needed.
Can older children use daisy colouring pages?
Yes. Older children can choose pages with garden scenes, patterns and smaller details, then practise shading or add their own background.
What colours should children use for a daisy?
A common daisy has white ray flowers, a yellow centre and green leaves and stem. Children can also use creative colours to make their own flower design.
Can I download and print these daisy colouring pages?
Yes. You can download the free PDF after signing in with a free EarlyActivity account and print it for use at home or in your own classroom.
What can children learn from colouring a daisy?
They can practise careful colouring and notice simple flower parts such as the centre, petals, stem and leaves. It also gives you a natural starting point for talking about gardens and plants.
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