40 Tree Coloring Pages: Free Printable Sheets

Ready to explore the great outdoors from your kitchen table? Our collection of free tree coloring pages brings the beauty of nature right to your fingertips. Whether you are looking for towering pines, simple cartoons, or detailed oaks, these printables are perfect for artists of all ages. Grab your favorite crayons or markers and start bringing these leafy scenes to life today.

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Simple Oak Tree

Fall Leaves Scattering

Cute Squirrel Gathering Acorns

Bare Tree in Winter

Decorated Christmas Tree

Easy Cherry Blossom Tree

Spring Awakening

Enchanted Forest Entry

Majestic Oak Tree

Winter Wonderland

Apple Tree Harvest

Sunny Palm Tree

Autumn Leaf Collection

Nature's Majesty

Cherry Blossom Serenity

Maple Tree in Fall

Summer Lemon Tree

Tropical Coconut Tree

Pine Tree Forest

Giant Sequoia

Rainbow Behind a Tree

Fruit Tree Sampler

Willow by the Water

Tree House Adventure

Forest Pathway

Spring Picnic Under a Tree

Moonlit Palm Tree

Beehive in a Tree

Spooky Halloween Tree

Winter Pine Cone Collection

Bamboo Grove

Acorn Sprout

Tree at Dawn

View From the Bottom

Old Wise Tree

Kite Stuck in a Tree

Lone Cactus in the Desert

Forest Path

Starlit Tree Camping

Tree with Swing

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Activities to Do With Tree Coloring Pages

Coloring is just the beginning! You can use these tree templates to spark creativity and teach your kids more about nature. Here are a few fun ways to use these pages.

Create a 3D Tissue Paper Tree

Give the coloring page some texture by using tissue paper. Have your child color the trunk of the tree with markers or crayons. Then, scrunch up small pieces of green tissue paper (or red, orange, and yellow for autumn) and glue them onto the branches. This creates a fluffy, 3D effect that makes the tree look like it is popping off the page.

The Four Seasons Art Project

Print four copies of the same bare tree coloring page. Challenge your child to decorate each one to represent a different season. Use bright green and pink for spring, full green leaves for summer, oranges and browns for autumn, and white cotton balls for winter snow. Tape them together in a square to show the cycle of the seasons.

Family Tree Project

Turn a simple oak or apple tree coloring page into a family history lesson. Have your child color the tree, then help them write the names of family members on the branches or inside the apples. You can even cut out small photos of family members and glue them onto the tree. It is a wonderful keepsake that helps kids understand their family connections.

Nature Walk Scavenger Hunt

Use the coloring pages as a checklist for a nature walk. Print out pages that feature specific types of trees, such as pine, oak, or palm. Take a walk in your neighborhood or a local park and see if you can find the real-life versions of the trees. When your child finds a match, they can color the page or check it off their list.

Leaf Rubbing Collage

Combine outdoor exploration with art. Go outside and collect different types of fallen leaves. Place a leaf under the coloring page near the tree branches. Use a crayon to gently rub over the paper until the texture of the leaf appears. This adds realistic patterns to the tree and teaches kids about leaf veins and shapes.

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