Flag on Pole
Draw a large Indian national flag flying from a tall pole with a simple rounded base, two small clouds and a few leaves nearby. Keep the flag fully open with three clear horizontal bands….
Republic Day Coloring Pages
These republic day coloring pages give children aged 3 to 12 simple Indian-themed pictures to colour, including flags, parades and Republic Day symbols. They are free to print for use at home or in your own classroom.
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Child Holding Flag
Draw a smiling child standing upright and respectfully holding a small Indian flag on a pole, with a sun and two clouds behind. Show ordinary clothes, not flag-coloured clothing or a….
Flag And Chakra
Draw a large Indian flag beside a separate large Ashoka Chakra emblem on a plain ground line, with a small flower and two leaves for decoration. Keep the flag and emblem clearly separate.
Republic Day Drum
Draw a child happily playing a large parade drum with two drumsticks, with a small Indian flag on a stand beside the child. Add two simple clouds and a ground line.
School Flag Ceremony
Draw two children standing respectfully beside a flagpole in a school courtyard while another child raises the flag rope. Include a simple school building, doorway and three trees….
Tricolour Balloon Bunch
Draw a bunch of round balloons in saffron, white and green arrangement tied to a low stand beside a small Indian flag. Add a few large simple stars and curved ribbons as party decorations.
Peacock Beside Flag
Draw a friendly peacock standing beside an Indian flag on a short pole, with its tail opened into large simple feather shapes. Place both on a garden ground line with two flowers.
Tiger And Flag
Draw a friendly standing Bengal tiger beside an Indian flag displayed on a pole, with two bushes and a low hill behind. Give the tiger a calm, welcoming expression.
Flag At The Doorway
Draw a decorated Indian home entrance with a small flag on a respectful stand, a flower garland around the doorway and two potted plants. Include a child looking at the display from the….
Family Flag Display
Draw a family of four arranging an Indian flag on a stand outside their home on a bright morning. Include a parent adjusting the stand, children placing flowers, a doorway, balcony and….
Making Republic Decorations
Draw three children at a table making paper chains and rosettes in saffron, white and green while an Indian flag stands on a nearby shelf. Include scissors, glue, paper pieces and a….
Marching Band Friends
Draw four children in a school marching band moving along a road, including a flag bearer, a drummer, a child with cymbals and a child with a small horn. Add spectators, bunting without….
Flag Picnic In Park
Draw two families having a calm Republic Day picnic in a public park with an Indian flag standing upright in a holder beside the picnic mat. Include a basket, fruit, trees, a bench and….
Parade Elephant Tableau
Draw a decorated parade elephant moving slowly in a Republic Day procession, with a child waving from a secure seat and an Indian flag carried by a marcher beside it. Add musicians,….
Dancing Peacock Parade
Draw a peacock with its tail spread as part of a school Republic Day parade, while two children walk beside it carrying small flags on poles. Add a decorated school entrance, flower pots….
Morning School Assembly
Draw children standing in rows during a morning school assembly, facing an Indian flag on a decorated stand while a teacher stands to one side. Include a school courtyard, trees, flower….
India Gate Parade View
Draw children and families watching a Republic Day parade from a safe roadside area with India Gate visible in the distance. Show a flag bearer, marching children, a drum and simple….
Evening Flag Celebration
Draw a family standing near an Indian flag display at sunset outside an apartment building, with small lamps, flower decorations, balconies and a few birds in the sky. Keep the flag….
Grand Republic Parade
Draw a detailed Republic Day parade moving along a broad ceremonial avenue, with marching groups, a brass band, flag bearers, decorated vehicles, spectators and distant government….
States Tableaux Parade
Draw a Republic Day parade featuring several decorated tableaux inspired by different Indian regions, with dancers in varied traditional clothing, musicians, a temple-like structure, a….
Children Watch The Parade
Draw a group of schoolchildren seated safely behind a roadside barrier while a Republic Day parade passes in front of them. Show a marching band, flag bearers, a decorated vehicle, India….
Constitution Day Ceremony
Draw a formal Republic Day ceremony in an open civic courtyard, with a flag being raised on a tall pole, a dignitary and children standing respectfully, and a large blank book on a table….
Apartment Rooftop Flag
Draw families on an apartment rooftop at sunrise preparing a respectful Republic Day display with an Indian flag on a tall stand. Include water tanks, potted plants, clotheslines without….
Sunset Republic Display
Draw a community courtyard at sunset where children and adults arrange flowers and lamps around an Indian flag on a secure stand. Include a community building, leafy trees, a….
National Symbols Garden
Draw a detailed garden scene combining several Indian national symbols: a Bengal tiger near bushes, a peacock by a pond, a lotus in the water, a banyan tree and an Indian flag on a….
Family Learns About Flag
Draw a family gathered around a table studying an open blank book and an Indian flag displayed upright beside them. Include a parent pointing toward the flag bands, children observing….
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 12 years
- Skills: Colour control, focus and topic vocabulary
- You need: Printer, paper and colouring materials
- Time: 10 to 30 minutes
Pictures for younger and older children
The set includes clear, bold pictures for younger children and more detailed scenes for older children. Children may colour the Indian flag, a Republic Day parade, national symbols, patriotic decorations and children taking part in a school celebration. Simple outlines suit Nursery, LKG and UKG learners who are practising careful colouring. Older children in Classes 1 to 5 can add patterns, labels, short captions or a background. You can choose a picture that matches your child's confidence rather than asking every child to complete the same design.
Use the pages at home or in class
At home, colour one page while talking about what Republic Day means, then display it near a study table or doorway. In class, use the pictures as a calm activity after a story or assembly. Invite children to name the colours of the flag, circle familiar objects and share one sentence about India. For a small group task, give each child a different picture and make a classroom display titled Our Republic Day. You can pair the colouring with Republic Day Activities for Kids or compare it with Independence Day Coloring Pages.
Three facts children can remember
Republic Day is celebrated in India on 26 January. On this day in 1950, the Constitution of India came into effect and India became a republic. The national flag has three horizontal bands: saffron, white and green, with a navy blue Ashoka Chakra in the centre. The Ashoka Chakra has 24 spokes. Children can look for these details in their picture and use the correct colours. Explain that the flag should be treated with respect, and avoid using it as a costume or letting it touch the ground.
Lumi's tips
- For a younger child, name one colour at a time and offer a small set of crayons instead of asking them to choose from every colour.
- For an older child, ask them to add a neat border, label the Ashoka Chakra and write two sentences about Republic Day.
- Keep it connected to real life by colouring after watching a school parade or by displaying the finished picture on 26 January.
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Questions parents ask
What can children colour on Republic Day?
Children can colour Indian flags, parade scenes, national symbols, school celebrations and simple pictures linked to India and the Constitution.
Are these Republic Day colouring pages suitable for preschoolers?
Yes. Choose the pages with large shapes and bold outlines for children aged 3 to 5. Older children can try pictures with more details.
How can I use Republic Day colouring pages in a classroom?
Use them after a short Republic Day discussion, story or assembly. Children can colour, name the flag colours and write a short caption for a class display.
Can I download and print these pages at home?
Yes. Most EarlyActivity printables are free to download with a free account. Print the PDF for use at home or in your own classroom.
What colours should children use for the Indian flag?
Use saffron for the top band, white for the middle band, green for the bottom band and navy blue for the Ashoka Chakra. Guide children to colour inside the flag outline.
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