Father’s Day

Choose Father’s Day coloring pages with handmade cards, a sunflower bouquet, kite flying, reading and time in the garden. For a message, choose a card with blank panels; for more small details, try the leafy wreath or garden scenes. Print a favorite and write what you enjoy doing with Dad.

Personalize for an occasion

Hearts together or a flying kite

Choose one repeated shape or a four-part outdoor story.

A seated man holds a large paper heart while a girl and a boy hold a heart garland; a dog and a wrapped gift are nearby.

Family heart garland

Seven large hearts form a clear first task. People, a dog and a patterned gift can follow later.

A Heart Garland for Dad →
Four comic panels show a man and a girl decorating a kite, launching it, flying it and sitting on a picnic blanket.

Kite story

Four panels move from making a kite to flying and a picnic. Keep the kite’s colors consistent across panels.

Flying a Kite with Dad →

Set the hearts apart

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Digital coloring example

Seven large red hearts and Dad’s blue shirt; family, dog and gift otherwise white.
A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.
  • 1. Red hearts
  • 2. Blue shirt
  • 3. White gift
  1. Color the seven large held and hanging hearts red.
  2. Color Dad’s collared shirt blue, including pocket and sleeves; leave buttons white.
  3. Leave the gift and its small hearts, children and surrounding scene white.

All seven large hearts stand out; hands, shirt buttons and the patterned gift remain clear.

Add a memory beside the hearts

Use a separate small sheet and pencils. Draw one large heart and add a picture or a few words about something you enjoy doing with Dad. Repeat the garland’s red and blue, then place the note beside the colored page.

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