May is one of those months that feels full of possibility. The days are longer, everything is blooming, and there’s a real sense of let’s get outside and enjoy it while we can.

So here are a few gentle ideas for making the most of May together as a family.

As always, this isn’t about doing it all. Pick a few that feel right, skip the ones that don’t, and make May your own.

Seasonal & Nature-Inspired

• Take part in No Mow May and see what wildflowers appear
• Go on a wildflower walk and try to identify what you find
• Start a mini herb garden (windowsill or garden)
• Create a nature journal or sketchbook
• Make a DIY bird feeder (perfect time of year!)
• Try a sunrise or sunset walk
• Press flowers and use them in crafts

Celebration Inspiration

• May Day (1st May) – Make flower crowns or a May basket
• Celebrate Star Wars Day (May 4) – “May the Fourth be with you!” Watch a movie or make Star Wars-themed crafts like Star Wars Melt and Pour Soaps
• VE Day (8th May) – Bake something traditional and share stories
• Hold a Eurovision Party – Pick a country to cheer on, dress up, or have a mini lip-sync contest at home.
• Host a Cinco de Mayo Celebration – Add some colour with bunting and make nachos or tacos together for a fun cultural exploration.
• World Bee Day (20th May) – Learn about bees & plant bee-friendly flowers
• Celebrate Mother’s Day (Rest of the World) – For many, this falls on May 12. Take the opportunity to celebrate the maternal figures in your life.

Wonder & Wellbeing

• Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower (Peak May 6–7) – Stay up late with the kids, wrap up warm, and stargaze.
• Create a Calm Jar for Mental Health Awareness Week – A soothing, sparkly craft that’s as calming to make as it is to use. How to Make a Calm Jar
• Go on a Walk for National Walking Month – Get outside, stretch those legs, and soak in some fresh air. It doesn’t have to be far or fancy.

Family Moments

• Make a Family Tree for International Day of Families (May 15) – Great for bonding and storytelling across generations. You can use drawings, photos, or handprints.
• Spend Time Together Gently – Remember, even simple moments like reading, snuggling, or pottering in the garden are more than enough.

That’s the whole idea behind this “Could Do” list — there’s no pressure here. Do what works for you and your family. You don’t need a perfect plan to make May meaningful.

May “Could Do” List – Fun Family Activities for the Month

Let me know in the comments or on Instagram which ones you’re planning to try!

And don’t forget — you’re doing brilliantly.

From cute bunnies and butterflies to buzzing bees, flowers, frogs, ducklings, and even a sweet little snail, these cheerful spring designs are a lovely way to encourage reading while getting creative.

Whether you need a quiet afternoon activity, a classroom printable, something for World Book Day, or a simple Easter holiday boredom buster, these spring colouring bookmarks are ideal.

Why Kids Will Love These Spring Bookmarks

These aren’t just bookmarks—they’re mini pieces of art children can personalise in their own way.

The printable includes sweet spring-themed designs such as:

• Bees and honeycomb
• Bunny and spring flowers
• Birdhouse and birds
• Ladybird/Ladybug and leaves
• Rainbows and flower boots
• Watering can and daffodils
• Frogs and butterflies
• Ducklings and Easter eggs
• Snails, woodland mushrooms, and spring animals 

Because the designs are simple but detailed, they work brilliantly for a wide age range.

• Preschoolers and younger children can use chunky crayons or felt tips
• Older kids can add shading, patterns, and even glitter
• Adults may enjoy them as mindful colouring too

A Lovely Way to Encourage Reading

I love any activity that helps make books feel extra special, and personalised bookmarks do exactly that.

Once coloured, children can:

• Use them in their favourite bedtime stories
• Gift them to friends
• Pop them into school reading books
• Make them as spring party favours
• Add tassels or ribbons for extra flair

These also make a wonderful addition to a reading reward chart or book-themed gift basket.

You could pair them with our reading printables, book scavenger hunts, or even some of our seasonal colouring pages for a full spring literacy activity.

Perfect for Home or Classroom Use

These free printable spring bookmarks are ideal for:

• Spring classroom activities
• Easter holiday printables
• Library crafts
• Homeschool reading time
• Rainy day indoor fun
• Quiet time activities
• Book club crafts
• World Book Day ideas

Teachers could print these as a simple spring classroom welcome activity, while parents can keep a few copies handy for screen-free afternoons.

How to Use the Printable

Download the Free Spring Bookmarks to Colour In PDF, print onto cardstock for extra durability, and let the children decorate them however they like.

For best results:

• Print on white card or heavyweight paper
• Colour with pencils, pens, or crayons
• Carefully cut out
• Laminate for long-lasting use
• Punch a hole in the top and add ribbon

They also look lovely with a little glitter glue on the flowers, butterflies, or Easter eggs.

Download Your Free Spring Bookmarks

Ready to get colouring?

These free spring printable bookmarks are a fun, relaxing, and creative way to celebrate the season while encouraging children to read more.

Download, print, colour, and enjoy a little springtime reading magic together. 

These printables are offered for your non-commercial personal use only. Mass-production of this printable is not permitted, even for non-profit purposes. Please do not upload the Spring Bookmark Prinables to other sites – instead, if you want to let people know about these freebies, post a link to this page. Pinning is okay as long as the pin links back to this page. Thanks!

This year, Easter falls early (5th April 2026), which means the month begins with chocolate, crafts, and family time, before settling into those quieter mid-April days perfect for nature walks, planting seeds, and spotting the first real signs of the season changing.

As always, this isn’t a to-do list — it’s a could-do list. A collection of easy, low-pressure ideas you can dip into depending on your time, energy, and the ever-changing British weather. Whether you’re filling the school holidays, looking for a rainy-day activity, or just want a little inspiration to make the most of April, there’s something here for everyone.

So grab a cuppa, take a scroll, and pick a few things that feel right for your family this month.

Could-Do April Ideas for Families

Decorate for Easter (or Just for Spring)

Add a burst of colour to your home with handmade decorations. Kids will love crafting their own Pom-Pom Tailed Bunny Garland, Washi Tape Easter Bunting, or Simple Carrot Easter Wreath. Try making your own DIY Clay Easter Bunting too — it’s a beautiful keepsake!

Go on an Easter Egg Hunt (Whatever the Age!)

If you’ve got teens, check out our Easter Egg Hunt for Teenagers — full of clever clues and age-appropriate fun. For younger ones, our Printable Easter Egg Hunt Clues are easy to set up and packed with excitement.

Embrace the Joy of Colouring

Whether it’s a mindful moment or a burst of creativity, colouring always brings calm.

• Adult Easter Colouring Pages – Intricate Eggs
• Free Religious Easter Colouring Pages
• Easter Bookmarks to Colour
• Free Flower Colouring Page for Adults
• Printable Spring Quotes for Kids to Colour

Pop a few pages on the table with pencils and enjoy some quiet together time.

Try Some Fresh Spring Crafts

Get messy with paint, upcycle your recycling, or embrace nature-themed creativity. Try:

• Broccoli Printed Easter Chicks
• Recycled Toilet Roll Bunny Stamps
• Paper Plate Handprint Chicks
• Customised Umbrella with Vinyl
• Spring Lamb and Sheep Crafts
• Cute Felt Chick Purse

Enjoy Nature & Outdoor Moments

Go Spring Spotting or Garden Exploring

Print our Garden Scavenger Hunt or Nature Photo Scavenger Hunt and head outside. Look for signs of spring — buzzing bees, blooming flowers, and muddy boots are all part of the fun.

And don’t forget to look out for the Lyrid Meteor Shower, peaking April 22nd — the perfect reason to stay up a little late and look to the stars.

Celebrate Earth Day (April 22)

Mark Earth Day with eco-friendly crafts, nature walks, or upcycled projects. Visit our full Earth Day activity archive for inspiration — from seed bombs to recycled creations.

Start Something Growing

From herbs in jars to cress in eggshells, kids will love watching something they planted grow. Add a hanging teacup bird feeder to your windowsill or garden for a bit of birdwatching too.

Celebrate the World Around Us

• Passover (April 1 – 9) – Read the story of Passover or create a symbolic craft together.
• Vaisakhi (April 14) – Celebrate with colourful painting or music and a traditional food day.

Cosy Days In

• Make a comfy reading nook with DIY appliqué cushions
• Enjoy a home cinema- you could even make tickets.
• Break out board games and declare a Sunday Games Hour (PJs welcome!)

Gentle Awareness Days

• Stress Awareness Month – Try mindful activities, adult colouring pages, or simple journaling.
• Autism Acceptance Month – Create a calming craft space, explore inclusive books, and celebrate differences.
• Stop Food Waste Day (April 30) – Try a “fridge forage” dinner or leftovers cooking challenge with the kids.

Other April Moments to Explore

• April Fool’s Day (April 1) – A chance for light-hearted fun and safe silly jokes.
• St George’s Day (April 23) – Create dragon crafts or learn about legends.
• National Shakespeare Day (April 23) – Act out a mini scene or quote your favourite lines in silly voices.
• The Boat Race (April 4) – Watch together or recreate a mini race in the bath!
• London Marathon (April 26) – Cheer on the runners or set up your own family challenge.

Let April be about moments, not milestones. A picnic in the garden, a puddle-stomping walk, or a ten-minute craft at the table — they all count. Pick what feels good and leave the rest.

As always, these are things you could do, not things you have to do

Get Ready for Spring

• Celebrate the Spring Equinox (March 20th) – mark the changing seasons with a nature walk or a bit of garden prep.
• Plant early spring flowers – daffodils, crocuses, and tulips are perfect for adding a splash of colour! It is plant a flower day on March 12th.
• Declutter your home in time for the new season – a mini spring clean can be a great mood booster – get the kids involved too.

Celebrate Special Days

• St. David’s Day (March 1st) – If you’re in Wales or just love Welsh culture, why not enjoy a bowl of cawl, bake some Welsh cakes, or do some daffodil crafts?
• World Book Day (March 5th, UK & Ireland) – Encourage reading by sharing a favourite book with your kids, dressing up as a book character, or visiting your local library.
• St. Patrick’s Day (March 17th) – Embrace all things green or rainbow! Get crafting with shamrocks, enjoy a traditional Irish meal, or try baking soda bread.
• Nowruz (March 20-21st) – The Persian New Year, a great time for fresh starts, cleaning, and celebrating renewal.
• Mother’s Day (UK – March 15th) – Treat mum (or yourself!) to a homemade gift, a relaxing day, or simply make them a homemade card as a show of appreciation.
• Palm Sunday (March 29th) – The start of Holy Week, often marked with palm crosses and celebrations. A lovely time to reflect, attend a service, or get crafty with homemade palm leaf decorations.

Craft & DIY Fun

• Make a DIY cake case daffodil bouquet – perfect for St. David’s Day or as a spring decoration.
• Have fun with Holi-inspired colour play (March 3rd) – create bright paintings, experiment with colour mixing, or even try a DIY chalk powder craft.
• Try a book-themed craft for World Book Day, like making big nose bookmarks or designing your own book cover.
• We have some great Spring Craft ideas for kids.

Awareness Days & Acts of Kindness

• International Women’s Day (March 8th) – Celebrate the amazing women in your life or learn about inspiring female figures in history. We have a great female faces colouring page.
• World Wildlife Day (March 3rd) – Create a small wildlife-friendly spot in your garden with bird feeders or bug hotels.
• World Water Day (March 22nd) – Teach kids about water conservation by making a rainwater collector or turning off the taps while brushing teeth.
• International Day of Happiness (March 20th) – Write down 5 things that bring you joy or spread kindness with a simple compliment or note.

Spring Home & Garden

• Start planning your spring/summer garden – even a small window box can bring fresh herbs and flowers into your home. Make some fun Herb pun plant pots or patchwork fabric ones.
• Open the windows, air out the house, and give your home a good spring refresh.
• Try making a DIY bird feeder to support wildlife as they prepare for nesting season.

Tasty Treats to Try

• Celebrate Pi Day (March 14th) with a homemade pie – sweet or savoury, you decide!
• Bake traditional Irish soda bread for St. Patrick’s Day – super simple and delicious.

Religious Festivals & Celebrations

• Ramadan continues (evening of Wednesday 18th February – evening of Thursday 19th March 2026)– ) – A time of reflection, fasting, and togetherness for the Muslim community. We have some fab colouring pages for Eid and Ramadan.
• Eid al-Fitr (March 20th – March 21th) – Marking the end of Ramadan with feasting and celebrations.
• Purim (March 3-4th) – A Jewish festival filled with joy, storytelling, and delicious hamantaschen cookies.

Look After Yourself

• With World Sleep Day (March 13th), make an effort to improve your sleep routine by setting a regular bedtime or trying a relaxing wind-down routine.
• Take a mental health walk – even 10 minutes outside can work wonders.
• Treat yourself to a slow morning – enjoy a warm drink, a book, or just a moment of quiet before the rush of the day.

March is a month of new beginnings, fresh air, and simple joys. Whether you’re celebrating a festival, crafting with the kids, or just enjoying the change in season, there’s plenty to do. What’s on your March Could Do list? Let me know in the comments!

These Bold & Easy St Patrick’s Day Colouring Pages are designed with clear outlines and simple shapes, making them perfect not only for younger children, but also for older children and adults who enjoy adding their own creative flair.

Whether you want a quick colouring activity or a mindful creative moment, these pages are a great fit.

Why Bold & Easy Colouring Pages Work So Well

Bold & easy designs are often associated with younger children – but they’re actually brilliant for all ages.

These St Patrick’s Day colouring pages feature:

• Thick, bold outlines
• Simple, uncluttered designs
• Large open spaces for creativity

This makes them ideal for:

• Preschool and EYFS children
• Reception and KS1
• Older children who enjoy colouring without tiny details
• Adults looking for a relaxing, creative activity

The simplicity gives everyone the freedom to colour at their own level.

Great for Older Children & Adults Too

One of the biggest benefits of bold & easy colouring pages is how versatile they are.

Older children and adults can:

• Add shadows and highlights
• Experiment with colour blending
• Use patterns, textures, and gradients
• Embellish with metallic pens, gel pens, or fineliners
• Turn pages into decorative art or cards

The clear shapes act as a blank canvas, making these pages perfect for adding personal style without feeling overwhelmed by detail.

What’s Included in the St Patrick’s Day Colouring Pack

This printable pack includes a selection of St Patrick’s Day–themed colouring pages, featuring familiar and festive imagery such as:

• Shamrocks and clovers – representing good luck
• Rainbows and pots of gold
• Friendly, festive characters – leprechaun
• Classic St Patrick’s Day symbols

Each page is designed to be easy, flexible, and enjoyable, whether you’re colouring with crayons or adding detailed embellishments.

Ways to Use These St Patrick’s Day Colouring Pages

These pages work beautifully in lots of settings:

• St Patrick’s Day colouring stations at home or school
• Mindful colouring for older children and adults
• Seasonal classroom displays
• Creative journaling or scrapbooking
• Relaxed family colouring sessions

They’re perfect when you want something festive but adaptable for mixed ages.

Printing Tips

For best results:

• Print at 100% / actual size
• Use plain white paper for crayons and pencils
• Try thicker paper (120–160gsm) for pens or markers
• For embellishing, print extras so you can experiment freely

Download the Bold & Easy St Patrick’s Day Colouring Pages

These Bold & Easy St Patrick’s Day Colouring Pages are ready to print and enjoy – whether you’re colouring simply or adding your own creative touches.

These printables are offered for your non-commercial personal use only. Mass-production of this printable is not permitted, even for non-profit purposes. Please do not upload the St Patrick’s Day Coloring printables to other sites – instead, if you want to let people know about these freebies, post a link to this page. Pinning is okay as long as the pin links back to this page. Thanks!

All you need to do is add click on add to cart and the free printable St Patricks’s day coloring pages will be added to your shopping cart. When you are finished click on the orange cart menu at the top right of your page and follow the instructions on the screen. You will not be charged and the free pdf file will be available for you to download immediately and will also be emailed to your inbox.

These Bunny Spoons are great for imaginative play, Easter displays, or even popped into Easter baskets as a handmade surprise. And the best bit? No fancy tools or complicated steps—just fun, easy crafting that kids will love!

What You’ll Need to Make Bunny Spoons:

• Wooden spoons (craft or kitchen ones work great)
• Wooden Ice Cream Paddle Spoons
• White and pink paint (plus any colours for their jumpers!)
• Googly eyes or black marker
• Paint pens or markers
• Raffia, ribbon, or string for bows
• Glue or a glue gun
• Scissors

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How to Make Bunny Spoons:

Paint the face Use white paint to create the bunny’s face on the back of the spoon head. Add pink cheeks and a black nose and mouth with paint or marker once dry.

Add the eyes Either glue on googly eyes or draw them with a marker.

Make the ears Cut two simple ear shapes using a Wooden Ice Cream Paddle Spoon cut in half or the ends of the wooden spoons. paint them to use white felt to make the inside of the ears.

You could also cut from card and glue them to the back of the spoon.

Paint a jumper Using bright colours, paint a stripy jumper on the handle of the spoon—this gives your bunny a fun, playful look. We went for colourful horizontal stripes!

Add a ribbon or bow Tie a little bow around the neck of the spoon using raffia, ribbon, or even yarn for an extra cute detail.

Optional –
Glue a cotton wool ball or mini pom pom to the back for the bunny’s tail.

Ideas to Extend the Fun with these wooden Spoon Bunnies:

• Make a whole bunny family with different colour jumpers
• Set up a decorate-your-own bunny spoon station at an Easter party
• Pop one in each child’s Easter basket
• Use them in a puppet show along with our Pop Spoon Chicks

Why We Love This Craft:

• Great for building fine motor skills
• Encourages creativity and imaginative play
• Fun for a range of ages
• Budget-friendly and easy to set up

Looking for more Easter crafts? Check out:

• Free Religious Easter Activity Sheets
• Creative Easter Bonnet Ideas • Fun and Festive Designs for All Ages
• Easter Egg Hunts for Teenagers
• Easter Colouring Pages • Intricate Eggs

What’s Included in the Rabbit Garden Printable Pack?

This sweet printable playset features:

• Playful bunnies with carrots, watering cans, and wheelbarrows
• Raised garden beds full of spring veggies
• A cosy garden shed and water well
• Fences, flower beds, and stumps
• Mushrooms, gnomes, and garden tools galore!

There are multiple black-and-white pages to colour, cut, and build. It’s the perfect spring activity for kids who love imaginative play or gardening fun.

How to Use the Rabbit Garden Paper Build

1. Download and print the PDF (link below).
2. Let the kids colour each item using crayons, felt tips, or coloured pencils.
3. Cut along the dotted lines.
4. Fold and glue the tabs to stand the characters and scenery upright.
5. Arrange your garden scene on a tray, tabletop, or cardboard box base!

Top tip: Laminate the pieces after colouring to make them more durable for repeated play!

Why We Love It

• Encourages fine motor skills and creative thinking
• Supports seasonal learning – perfect for spring, Easter, or garden-themed lessons
• A great alternative to screen time and a fun family bonding activity
• Easy to set up and mess-free!

Download the Rabit Garden paper Build Printable

These printables are offered for your non-commercial personal use only. Mass-production of this printable is not permitted, even for non-profit purposes. Please do not upload the Rabbit Garden 3D Printables to other sites – instead, if you want to let people know about these freebies, post a link to this page. Pinning is okay as long as the pin links back to this page. Thanks!

All you need to do is add click on add to cart and the free printable Rabbit Garden coloring pages will be added to your shopping cart. When you are finished click on the orange cart menu at the top right of your page and follow the instructions on the screen. You will not be charged and the free pdf file will be available for you to download immediately and will also be emailed to your inbox.

Print as many copies as you need for your classroom, craft table, or rainy-day activity stash.

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Extend the Fun with These Spring Crafts

• DIY Daffodil Clay Pots or Candle Holders
• How to Make a Hanging Teacup Bird Feeder
• Tissue Confetti DIY Decorated Photo Frame
• DIY Butterfly and Flower Fingerprint Mugs

Here are some family-friendly ways to celebrate the Spring Equinox and welcome the magic of the season into your home and hearts.

1. Plant New Life

Spring is all about growth, making it the perfect time to plant flowers, herbs, or vegetables with your children. Whether you start seeds indoors or plant directly in the garden, watching things grow together is a beautiful way to honor the season.

Family Activity Idea: Give each family member a small plant to care for throughout the season.

2. Make a Spring Wreath

A handmade spring wreath is a lovely way to decorate your home and welcome the season. Use fresh or dried flowers, twigs, and greenery to create a simple, natural decoration.

Family Activity Idea: Take a nature walk and gather materials to create a wreath together.

3. Get Outside & Connect with Nature

The Spring Equinox is the perfect time to get outside, enjoy the fresh air, and appreciate the beauty of the season. Whether it’s a walk in the park, a picnic, or an afternoon in the garden, spending time outdoors is a wonderful way to embrace spring.

Family Activity Idea: Try a nature scavenger hunt, looking for signs of spring like blooming flowers, baby animals, or budding trees.

4. Set Your Intentions

The equinox represents balance—equal day and night—making it a great time to reflect, set new goals, and welcome fresh starts.

Family Activity Idea: Have each family member write down a goal or wish for the season and plant it in the soil with a seed—watch both grow over time!

5. Bring Spring Inside

Bringing fresh flowers, greenery, or springtime decorations into your home can make the transition to the new season feel even more special.

Family Activity Idea: Pick daffodils or other spring blooms together and place them in a vase as a centrepiece for a family meal, alternatively paint some plant pots for your plants.

6. Decorate Eggs

Eggs symbolize fertility, new life, and renewal, making them a perfect part of any Spring Equinox celebration.

Family Activity Idea: Get creative with egg painting, natural dyeing, or decorating wooden eggs that can be used year after year.

7. Make a Nature Altar or Sacred Space

Dedicate a small space in your home to honor the changing seasons. Include flowers, feathers, crystals, or natural objects that represent spring.

Family Activity Idea: Let children collect nature items during a walk and arrange them in a special “Spring Nature Corner.”

8. Do a Spring Clean

Spring is a time of renewal, and a deep clean can feel symbolic of clearing out old energy and making space for new beginnings.

Family Activity Idea: Assign each family member a task and make cleaning fun with music, rewards, or a little family competition.

9. Light Candles

Lighting a candle is a beautiful way to mark the balance of light and dark. Choose a candle with a fresh spring scent, such as lavender or citrus. You could even make your candles.

Family Activity Idea: Gather together, light a candle, and share what you’re most looking forward to this spring.

10. Make a Spring Craft

Get creative with seasonal crafts like flower pressing, painting spring landscapes, or making nature-inspired decorations.

Family Activity Idea: Create spring-inspired handprint art with your kids and display it as a seasonal keepsake.

11. Enjoy a Family Feast

Celebrate seasonal foods with a fresh, family meal. Spring ingredients like greens, root vegetables, and berries make for delicious dishes that bring everyone together with a beautiful spring table setting.

Family Activity Idea: Have a “Spring Picnic” indoors or outside with fresh, simple foods like salads, sandwiches, and fruit.

The Spring Equinox is a wonderful time to pause, appreciate nature, and embrace the renewal and balance of the season. By incorporating some of these simple yet meaningful activities, you can create a beautiful family tradition that celebrates growth, connection, and fresh beginnings.

How do you celebrate the arrival of spring? Share your favourite traditions in the comments!

As the saying goes, “Spring is a reminder of how beautiful change can be.” So why not start with some joyful enthusiasm and let your kids celebrate the beauty of growth and new life with these fun colouring pages?

What You Get in This Free Printable Coloring Pages

This Spring Quotes Colouring Pack includes 10 beautifully designed pages featuring uplifting and inspirational messages such as:

• “In the Spring, at the end of the day, you should smell like dirt.”
• “Spring adds new life and new beauty that is…”
• “Plant seeds of happiness, hope, success, and love.”
• “Let your dreams blossom.”
• “April Showers Bring May Flowers.”
• “Grow through what you go through.”
• “Where flowers bloom, so does hope.”
• “Spring is a reminder of how beautiful change can be.”

These colouring pages are perfect for welcoming early spring, enjoying fresh air, and embracing the loveliness of the season.

Why Colouring is Perfect for Spring

Colouring isn’t just fun—it’s also a wonderful way to connect with nature’s way of growth while expressing creativity. Here’s why these Spring Quotes for Kids to Colour are a must-have:

• Encourages creativity – Let kids bring beautiful spring to life with their favourite colours.
• Helps develop motor skills – A great way for young children to practice fine motor control.
• Teaches mindfulness – Colouring is a calming activity that allows kids to appreciate the land awakening.
• Celebrates the season – Nothing says springtime like bright flowers, sunshine, and the whistling of birds!

Download Your Free Springtime Quotes Printable!

These printables are offered for your non-commercial personal use only. Mass-production of this printable is not permitted, even for non-profit purposes. Please do not upload the Kids Spring Quotes colouring Printables to other sites – instead, if you want to let people know about these freebies, post a link to this page. Pinning is okay as long as the pin links back to this page. Thanks!

All you need to do is add click on add to cart and the free printable Spring Quotes coloring pages will be added to your shopping cart. When you are finished click on the orange cart menu at the top right of your page and follow the instructions on the screen. You will not be charged and the free pdf file will be available for you to download immediately and will also be emailed to your inbox.

Click below to download your Spring Quotes Colouring Pages and let the new life of the season inspire your child’s creativity!

Share your child’s masterpiece! Post a photo and tag @muminthemadhouse on Instagram—we’d love to see how your little ones bring these joyful pages to life!

Happy colouring!

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I always print my printables directly onto 160 gsm cardstock using my Epson Ecotank Printer rather than regular paper, this way they are a little more durable and the pens do not bleed through to the other side. However, if you do not have a home printer then just pop to a library and use theirs.

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