Add Flowers to the Garden
There is something missing in this garden scene - and that's the flowers! We've provided the stalks and now the kids need to draw on the flowers, and the colour the whole picture in.
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Our Summer Imagination Pages are colouring pages with a difference! We provide part of the page and then encourage the children to get involved, designing aspects or adding in the missing elements themselves. They provide plenty of opportunity for kids to use their imagination, and they also give a little prod to the reluctant artist, who might otherwise not know where to start. We've got a real mixture of summer imagination pages here, covering summer clothes and summer food and summer outings like picnics and playgrounds and ponds - and of course the beach!
There is something missing in this garden scene - and that's the flowers! We've provided the stalks and now the kids need to draw on the flowers, and the colour the whole picture in.
We've provided an empty pond scene, just begging for some wildlife to be added - perhaps a frog or a toad, some fish, flies, dragonflies, butterflies ...
We've provided the background garden - now you provide the minibeasts! The kids can have fun placing all their favourite minibeasts in the picture and then colouring it in.
We've provided an empty beach scene that's just waiting for some details to be added - how about some sunbathers, a bucket and spade and some crabs?
We all love a day at the beach, and this draw, cut and paste activity is almost as much fun! Draw yourself, plus two friends or family members (try to keep inside the rectangles). Then cut out the people and stick them onto the beach towels on the other page, ready to enjoy the beach...
What's cooking? The kids can have fun adding the barbecue ingredients to this fun summer doodle page!
This lovely page which two children enjoying some sunshine on the beach is fun to colour in just as it is - but it is even more fun if you add some details to the beach towels before colouring them in.
Every bird bath needs some birds to drink from it, to make the scene complete. Children can fill in the details on this lovely doodle page and then colour it in.
Carousel horses are traditionally filled with design and pretty paint colours and gilt details. How will your child choose to design their carousel horse?
Ask your child to complete this beach picture, using the beach towel, bag and umbrella as a starting point. What else will there be in the scene?
Your child can have fun completing this seaside picture, prompted by their imagination and the bucket and space they can already see.
Somebody has built this wonderful sandcastle - but who? Get children to complete the picture...
Who (or what) could be wearing these very cool aviator sunglasses? Children can have fun completing the picture.
We've started the picture with an interesting pair of sunglasses (shades) - now get your child to complete it!
Who is wearing this fun pair of sunglasses? Get the kids to use their imagination and complete the picture...
Encourage the kids to let their imagination go wild with this design a butterfly colouring page - or use the blank to study real butterflies and capture their markings.
Summer is the perfect time for a picnic, and with this "doodle" page you can design your own. What will you pack into the picnic basket, and put on the plates? Make sure it is all delicious!
Ask the children to imagine what the best playground wide in the world would look like - and then draw or describe it here!
It's not often you get the chance to design your own postcard from scratch, but this doodle page invites the kids to do exactly that! When they have designed the front, they could add a message and address to the back and then colour the whole thing in.
Get the kids to draw out their best sandcastle on this fun sandcastle doodle page, and then colour it - and the borders - in. Reluctant artists can use the border sandcastles for inspiration.
Add some design details to this pretty summer sundress before colouring it in. Will it have stripes, or flowers, or dots, or something else entirely?
This boy is ready for summer - but perhaps the kids can add some design elements to his Tshirt and shorts before they colour him in?
This hat would be great at keeping the sun off your face - but it could be prettier or more striking! Get the kids to add some extra design elements before they colour it in.
Here's a fun way of reminding children that it is important to keep covered up when the sun is strong. This sunhat doodle page asks them to design their own cap. Perhaps they could add a sporting logo, or some fun words on the front? Or maybe they are in to spots or stripes or stars...
What would your perfect ice cream sundae be? Children can draw and label their own perfect ice cream on this design an ice cream sundae printable.
We've provided the outlines of lots of pretty butterflies. Now all the kids need to do is draw on some symmetrical designs and then colour them in!
Children can use this printable to design their own T-shirt, perhaps for a special occasion, or for everyday wear, or even as part of their own school uniform!
What would you have to eat and drink for your perfect family picnic? Draw it here!
Feeding the ducks at the pond or river is such a childhood treat, and if you can play with a boat too ... well what more could one ask! The only problem is that the ducks are missing from this doodle page. Get the kids to fill them in and colour in the whole scene.
Encourage some healthy food imagination with this fruit salad doodle page, which asks the kids to draw in their favourite fruits before colouring in the picture.
This fun ice-cream doodle page asks children to draw their ice-cream on top of the cone. Add scoops, wafers, fruit, sprinkles, flakes and whatever else you can think of to make the ice-cream cone really special, and then colour it in!
What would you pack into the perfect picnic? Think about it - and then draw it in! When you are done, colour in the picture. We've provided the outline of an old-fashioned basket on this picnic doodle page.
Children can add all the details into this playground scene before they colour it in. After all, every playground needs some children!
What does a tree look like in summer? This summer tree doodle page asks children to add in the details - leaves, fruit or flowers perhaps - before colouring in the picture.
This fun doodle page asks children to draw the sunflowers on top of the sunflower stalks before colouring in the picture! And to help them along, one little boy is imagining just what his prize-winning sunflower looks like...
Who is at the pool? Kids can have fun filling in some details on this swimming pool doodle page before colouring it in - perhaps adding some sunbathers to the chairs, and children in the pool. And how about some inflatable toys?
If your child had a ticket to go anywhere at all, where would he or she go? Use this ticket doodle page to find out! Perhaps they could add a design to the ticket based on the place they are going - real or imaginery.
Kids can have some fun designing the front picture and back message and address on this vacation postcard doodle page. Address it to a friend, a famous person, or a favourite book character, perhaps?
Add some pretty flowers to the window box with this lovely doodle page ... perfect for spring or summer!