Category: Spring

This coloring page with a spring tulip is a reproduction of my colored pencil drawing, so its outlines are thick and expressive, like the pencil frame of a real stained glass window.

This tulip coloring page is based on my original tulip colored pencil drawing, inspired by stained glass art. To make it more accessible for younger children, I simplified the design and created two printable versions.

Today’s project is an idea for a stained glass style crayon drawing. A simple, blooming tulip assembled from small fragments, like glass shards.

Our little caterpillar wants a tasty treat today! It sets off on a journey across a leaf 🍂 to find its tastiest bits. However, the path isn’t easy – along the way, there’s a maze waiting for it.

A little bee would like to go to a nearby meadow to collect delicious nectar. On the way, however, it faces a winding path through a maze. Can you help the bee complete its task?

Help the bee find its way to a meadow full of flowers, from which it will collect delicious nectar.

Today I am reaching again for the image of a busy bee to prepare a mystery picture. An exercise created on a large board and described with an ordered code.

Today’s challenge will be a busy bee in the form of a mystery picture. The game is prepared on a large board and described in an ordered code.

As the leitmotif of today’s tracing lines for preschoolers, all kinds of loops are back.

In addition to the beetle in shades of pink and purple, I prepared the second version of the mystery picture with the green-blue beetle.

Pixel pink beetle as pixel mystery picture with large fields and ordered code.

Coding on a piece of paper of spring forget-me-nots. Graphic dictation with large fields and orderly code.

Flower pot for coding. Mystery picture with large fields and orderly code.

We play coding on a piece of paper with spring tulips. Pixel mystery picture with large squares and orderly code.

Cup-shaped flowers encoded with an ordered code as pixel mystery picture with large fields.