Butterfly Coloring Page

What is this Butterfly Coloring Sheet?

Get creative with our Butterfly Coloring Sheet! This fun and engaging coloring page allows students to design and color their very own butterfly masterpieces. They'll love getting to express their creativity while learning about butterflies during spring.

This Butterfly Coloring Sheet is a great way to improve hand-eye coordination, develop hand muscles, and enhance color recognition skills. You can use this resource in your classroom during art lessons or send it home with your students so they can complete it as a home-learning activity. It's prep-free activity that's designed to help save you time on lesson preparation!

Accessing this resource is easy - simply log on with your Twinkl membership, click the "Download Now" button, and print out the coloring sheet for your students. Encourage them to let their imaginations soar as they color their unique butterflies!

Check out our Butterfly Education and Awareness Day. Join us in celebrating the importance of butterfly conservation!

More resources like this:

Here are three related resources that you might like to try next:

Butterfly Worksheet - Use our 2D Shapes Butterfly Cutting Activity to learn about shapes in your math lessons or send it home with students to complete as a home-learning activity. 

Colorful Butterfly Template - Print and cut out colorful butterfly templates for various activities. Great for bulletin board displays and classroom decor. Don't forget to laminate your butterflies so they're more durable and can be reused in the future. 

Butterfly Life Cycle Word Mat - Support your students' understanding of life cycles with our prep-free word mat. Great to use during a unit on spring or butterflies.  

Explore these resources to enhance your butterfly-themed lessons and activities!

What are five facts about butterflies?

Introduce your unit on butterflies by teaching your students these five interesting facts about butterflies:

1. Butterflies taste with their feet.
2. They can see ultraviolet light.
3. Some butterflies migrate long distances.
4. A group of butterflies is called a kaleidoscope.
5.  Butterflies go through a four-stage life cycle: egg, larva, pupa, and adult.