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FOR THE LITTLE THINGS SHE DOES

Free Mother’s Day Coloring Pages

A little color. A lot of love.

An afternoon planting flowers. A story before bed. A hand to hold on the walk home. Start with a mother-and-child garden scene, then let your child draw a favorite moment with Mom or someone who cares for them.

3 printable pagesAges 4–7Black & white

A little pack, ready to print.

US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches) is ready for your home printer. A4 is also available. No email form. No separate MomoMango account.

Just the coloring sheet (PNG)
A mother and child planting flowers together with a watering can and garden potscrayons at the ready ♡
THREE WAYS TO MAKE IT THEIRS

Here’s what’s inside.

One little pack. A whole lot to imagine.
A mother and child planting flowers together with a watering can and garden pots
PAGE 1

A little garden, grown together

An original coloring scene, with clear outlines and room for their favorite colors.

Preview of the mother’s day maze worksheet
PAGE 2

A path to the flower garden

A winding pencil maze. The small answer key lets a grown-up help when needed.

Preview of the mother’s day imagination drawing page
PAGE 3

My favorite moment with you

Draw something you love doing with Mom or someone who cares for you. What little detail will help them remember that day?

A PAGE IS JUST THE BEGINNING

A few little ways
to play.

Start with the printable. See where their imagination takes it.

01

Let your child tell the story

Ask what they remember doing together. Write their words on the back of the drawing page, exactly as they say them. A small, ordinary moment can make the most personal gift.

02

Make a homemade keepsake

Color the garden scene and add a name and date on the back. Pair it with the memory drawing in a folded sheet of paper for a simple cover.

03

Color side by side

Print two copies and spend a few minutes coloring together. Talk about something you would like to plant or a place you would like to visit, then save both pictures.

Easy on your printer. Ready for their crayons.

Use the PDF that matches your paper, print in portrait, and check the preview before you start. Choose “Fit to printable area” if your printer clips the edges. Read our printing guide.

The pack is suggested for ages 4–7; choose the activities that suit your child. Find a comfortable level.

Free coloring illustration of a family sharing a photo album at a picnic
remember this? ♡
YOUR PHOTOS. YOUR STORIES. THEIR COLORS.

Make a book of your own moments.

Keep the theme. Add their people, their personality, and a little moment only your family knows. Your idea will be waiting in the book studio.

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GOOD LITTLE QUESTIONS

A few things you
might be wondering.

Can we make this for a grandmother or another caregiver?

Yes. The coloring scene shows a mother and child gardening, while the drawing page leaves room for any caring person your child wants to celebrate. Use your own family’s names in the finished picture.

Does my child need to write a Mother’s Day message?

No. A drawing can say plenty on its own. If your child wants a caption, an adult can write down their words beside the picture or on the back.

What am I allowed to do with these free printables?

Print and enjoy them with your family, your classroom, or at a non-commercial event. You may not resell the artwork or redistribute the files as your own. Share this page’s link so other families can download their own copy.

Do I need to upload a photo or enter my email?

You do not need to upload photos or complete an email form for these packs. They download directly from this page. The separate book studio saves your family profiles and stories.

ANOTHER LITTLE ADVENTURE?

There’s more to color.

All free printables