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Everyday & Holidays
Birthday Coloring Pages
Everything a party needs is in this set: a three-tier cake, a cupcake with a candle, a slice of cake on a plate, balloons, a party hat, bunting, a party popper, candy and lollipops, a wrapped present and a little stack of gifts. The drawings are bold and simple, with sparkles and dots around many of them to make each page feel festive.
Most of these pages are easy enough for preschoolers, and a few, like the party popper, the cake slice and the lollipops, have swirls and small spaces for slightly older kids. They make good party-table activities while guests arrive, and a colored page also works as a handmade card or a decoration for the big day.
Birthdays are a nice chance to talk about counting, ages and family traditions. Ask your child how old they are now, how old they will be next, and what they would like at their own party.
Party Balloons
Easy
Birthday Cake
Easy
Wrapped Gift
Easy
Party Hat
Easy
Cupcake with a Candle
Easy
Stack of Gifts
Easy
Birthday Bunting
Easy
Party Popper
Medium
Slice of Cake
Medium
Candy and Lollipops
Medium
Tips for coloring birthday
- Party colors work best when they are bright and different from each other. Lay out four or five crayons before starting and try not to put the same color next to itself.
- For candle flames, color a small yellow center and a thin orange edge, and leave a tiny bit of white near the bottom so the flame looks like it is glowing.
- Patterns are part of party fun: try stripes, polka dots or zigzags on wrappers, hats and flags. Draw the pattern lightly first, then color the spaces in between.
- If the page will become a card, color it on the lighter side so a written message on the back or front is still easy to read.
New to coloring with your child? Our guide to choosing pages by age explains what the Easy, Medium and Detailed labels mean.