Puppy Running Through A Sunny Flower Field Coloring Page

A puppy comes bounding out of a flower meadow with its tongue out and one ear flipped back. A sun with straight rays sits in the top right corner, an oversized daisy leans in from the top left, and clusters of small blooms on tall stems fill both sides. A single curved line behind the puppy stands in for the horizon.

Shapes are large and well separated, so children around four to seven can work through it without much help. The flowers are simple enough to be colored one petal at a time by a child who is just learning to slow down at the edges.

Try giving the flowers on the left and the flowers on the right two different schemes. The page has a natural split down the middle, and treating the halves differently makes the puppy in the center read as the subject rather than as one more shape.

Meadow flowers grow in patches like these for a practical reason. Many spread by runners underground, so a single plant can throw up a dozen stems in a tight group.