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Spring Printable Coloring Pages (& Little Brain Sticks)

Ready to celebrate the first day of Spring? These spring printable coloring pages are the perfect way to add a pop of color to your home! There are four free printable spring coloring pages to delight kids of all ages.

We are very pleased to be bringing you these free spring printable coloring pages designed by my 15 year old daughter! This set of spring colouring pages are all an ode to spring and we know that you will love them. They’re such a fun way to look forward to those May flowers (even if you’re stuck in April showers).

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Spring coloring Pages

If you don’t want free coloring sheets or need a little bit of inspiration before you decorate yours, we also have full color posters for you to print and enjoy too!

In order to help bring in the season, we are celebrating and colouring these with Little Brain Paint Sticks; using both their Little Brain Giant Paint Stick with 30 Assorted Colours (RRP £19.99) and the Little Brain Paint Sticks Art Station (RRP £19.99).

These are a great way to add different colors to these fun spring coloring pages and I’m sure your little ones will love them.

Plus, it is so important to give yourself and the kids a bit of time out. Enjoy some quality family time coloring in these images of flowers together.It’s such a nice way to relax together during this lovely season!

Spring Printable Coloring Pages

Ready to start coloring? Let’s go over the flower coloring pages we have on offer this spring season. This collection of free spring coloring pages are a great way to get ready for warm weather and beautiful blooms!

Springtime girl coloring page

This little girl is clearly excited about gathering some spring flowers and sunny days. She’s clearly gathering daffodils or narcissus – such a cheerful flower that reminds us of new beginnings!

Spring colouring pages

Since there are SO many colours within the Little Brain Paint Sticks, it’s hard to know where to start! We managed to create a lovely little spring time girl with the bright and bold sticks; what do you think?

With 30 to choose from within the Little Brain Giant Paint Stick, and the easel within the Little Brain Paint Sticks Art Station offering a safe, mess-free space to explore the colours, what’s not to like? They’re perfect for younger kids and fit well in their hands. We particularly loved the different color palettes within the collection which includes 12 classics, 6 day-glow (or 80s neon if you prefer 😉 ), and our favourites, two metallic colours (silver and gold).

Spring colouring pages Little Brain Paint Sticks

After my daughter used the Little Brain Paint Sticks, we did a spot of digital colouring too, to give your children some ideas…..

olouring pages Little Brain Paint Sticks

Scroll down to the end of this post to download all of these coloring sheets in a PDF file for easy printing!

Little Brain Paint Sticks Art Station

Our experience using Little Brain Paint Sticks

We really enjoyed using both the Little Brain Paint Sticks Art Station, and Giant Paint Stick. The art station made it easy to carry the supplies safely, and the easel helped to create a clean, convenient space for any artistic expression 😉.

We were particularly pleased that Little Brain Paint Sticks are made from recycled plastic. The simple way of pushing the paint up using a twist cap means that there is much less chance of getting paint all over everything. So much so that we set up the Art Station on the floor; complete with carpet!

Do be careful though – the Little Brain Paint Sticks are so quick and easy to set up that you might find your children are being cheeky when your back is turned and drawing slightly rude faces on your cute coloring page…. 😂

Paint Sticks Art Station

We used these paint sticks with paper, and our colouring sheets. However, don’t forget that they are really flexible, and can be used on loads of different surfaces, for even more imaginative messy play ideas for the kids, including:

  • Tin foil,
  • Windows,
  • Mirrors,
  • Pebbles,
  • Leaves,
  • Card, Canvas and Wood.

Lots of different artistic techniques can be employed as well, from blending, to colour washing, dotting, stamping and scraping. Check out some of their tips and ideas on the Little Brain Paint Sticks website.

Welcome Spring coloring sheet

Next up in our free coloring pages, we have this beautiful sheet for you to welcome spring. The fine details in this coloring page are perfect for practicing those fine motor skills and imagining the beautiful flowers that will soon be blooming near you.

Again, we got the Little Brain Paint Sticks out to colour these sheets in to show you exactly what you can do with them with your little ones…..

Little Brain Paint Sticks

We tried to use all the colours we could in this one especially since it has a rainbow. We even made sure we spread out all the colours from the Little Brain Giant Paint Stick so we knew what we had to choose from….

The Little Brain Paint Sticks Art Station does also include a chalk board too, for more creative, but mess-free fun. There is a bright orange, funky board rubber included as well! The paint sticks and chalk included within the art station are smaller than those within the giant stick. This is great though, as it means that it is a lot easier. to pack up the art station and take it out with you, should you need to do so.

Let’s see what you can do with all of our colour sheets – just scroll down to the circular image to download.

Don’t forget to check out the Little Brain Paint Sticks if you also want to have a go at exploring what we have designed for you with these great, mess-free alternatives for your kids. Perfect to take out, and use on any surface pretty much – but also great for traditional colouring and play as well. The toys are both available at Argos:

Spring acronym coloring page

This lovely poster is an acronym for spring. Spring brings sunflowers, puddles, roses, insects, new flowers, and grass so we noted it all down in this lovely poster. This page has beautiful flower mandalas with intricate designs your older kids will love shading in with bright colors.

This set of spring coloring pages are all an ode to spring
ode to spring and we know that you will love them

Spring Coloring Pages: Spring time

Butterflies are reminiscent of spring. They have a way of reminding us of all the beauty that the season brings. One little butterfly seems to bring joy, hope, and smiles. The flowers within the butterfly are a bit like a mandala, aren’t they? They help you be mindful and keep you focused on each detail.

Spring time butterfly coloring page

Beautiful butterflies remind me of spring. They have a way of reminding us of all the beauty that the season brings. One little butterfly seems to bring joy, hope, and smiles. The pretty flowers within the butterfly are a bit like a mandala, aren’t they? They help you be mindful and keep you focused on each detail.

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So, what do you think? As you can see these spring coloring sheets are beautiful to print out and colour in or why not print out a coloured one and use it to decorate your home for spring? Either way, we know that you will enjoy them!

Simply click the link below to get the full collection of free printable coloring pages.

There are plenty more fun spring activities below, including Easter coloring pages, Mother’s Day printables, ideas for celebrating Earth Day and plenty more. Be sure to check them out!

Fun and Free Spring Printables

Step into spring with some of our most popular spring themed free printables. Check them out below!

You may also like these outdoor play ideas from around the web as they are perfect for spring.

External ideas for outdoor play

More ideas on getting active and outdoors with the kids, but this time from the wider web and not just on the KiddyCharts site.

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Thank you for stopping by,

Helen

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Helen is a mum to two, social media consultant, and website editor; and this site is (we think) the only Social Enterprise parenting magazine! Since giving up being a business analyst when juggling travel, work and kids proved too complicated, she founded KiddyCharts so she could be with her kids, and use those grey cells at the same time. KiddyCharts has reach of over 1.1million across social and the site. The blog works with big family brands (including travel) to help promote their services, as well as offering free resources to parents of kids under 10. It gives 51%+ profits to Reverence for Life, who fund a number of important initiatives in Africa, including bringing running water and basic equipment to a school in Tanzania. Helen has worked as a digital marketing consultant (IDM qualified) with various organisations, including Channel Mum, Truprint, Talk to Mums, and Micro Scooters. She loves to be creative in the brand campaigns she works on. Get in touch TODAY!

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