Plant Coloring

Color lotus flowers, sunflowers, trees and fruits alongside their reference pictures.

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Explore pictures from 18 plant storybooks, grouped into flowers and grass, trees, fruits, and curious friends.

A finished picture opens the original plant storybook. Closing the reader keeps your finished picture.

Pictures to explore

Mushroom · page 2
Mushroom · page 2
Mushroom · page 12
Mushroom · page 12
Venus Flytrap · page 2
Venus Flytrap · page 2
Venus Flytrap · page 7
Venus Flytrap · page 7
Ginkgo Tree · page 1
Ginkgo Tree · page 1
Ginkgo Tree · page 8
Ginkgo Tree · page 8
Watermelon · page 4
Watermelon · page 4
Watermelon · page 9
Watermelon · page 9
Strawberry · page 4
Strawberry · page 4
Strawberry · page 5
Strawberry · page 5
Grapevine · page 5
Grapevine · page 5
Grapevine · page 9
Grapevine · page 9

How to color

  1. Choose a picture and look at its colors and shapes in the reference.
  2. Fill the remaining areas for the selected color. Use a hint to find tiny areas.
  3. Confirm each completed color and continue. Explore the themed activity after finishing.

Questions and answers

Can I color for free without signing in?

Yes. Coloring games are available without signing in. Linked storybook reading follows each book’s publication and membership settings.

How do I find small areas?

Press the hint button to highlight the remaining areas for the current color, then compare with the reference picture.

Can I print coloring sheets?

This is an online coloring collection. Visit the separate printable activity collection for paper coloring sheets.

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