Summer Coloring Pages - Set 2

Students color summer-themed pictures from this five-design collection, choosing their own colors for each separate sheet.
Grades
Preschool–2, Elementary
Pages
6
File type
PDF
Preparation
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Updated May 27, 2025

Subject
Creative Arts, Art
Topic
Coloring, Coloring pages
Resource types
Coloring Pages, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
Preparation
Print ready

Product description

From the author

Summer Coloring Pages are a great way to bring some summer vibes into your classroom as the school year winds down. Filled with bright and cheerful pictures like beach scenes, surfboards, a beach hut, and a mermaid, these coloring pages give students a chance to relax and get creative while thinking about all the fun summer plans ahead.

How You Can Use Them:

  • As a calm activity during those busy last days of school

  • During indoor recess or free time to keep kids happily occupied

  • In art centers or as part of a summer-themed lesson

  • To send home with students as a fun summer project

  • To decorate your classroom with colorful student artwork

Why Teachers Love Them:

  • They’re super easy to use; just print and go

  • Help students develop fine motor skills in a fun way

  • Give kids a chance to unwind and enjoy some low-pressure creativity

  • Get students excited about summer while still in the classroom

  • Perfect for a wide range of ages and skill levels

The six-page PDF includes five coloring pictures and one license page.

Enjoy!

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Sustain fine-motor control while colouring a full-page picture from edge to edge

  • Choose and apply a colour scheme independently across five different summer pictures

Teaching tips

  • Print PDF pages 2–6 for the coloring artwork.

  • Print on heavier stock when children will use markers rather than pencils.

  • Mount the completed sheets together as one seasonal board, since every picture in the file shares the summer theme.

Skills covered

  • Fine-motor pencil control — children colour five separate full-page summer pictures, one sheet at a time.

  • Colour selection — every picture arrives uncoloured, leaving each palette decision to the child rather than prescribing one.

  • Independent quiet work — a child can pick up any of the five sheets and work through it alone at an art centre or during indoor recess.

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Which pages contain the coloring pictures?

The five pictures are on PDF pages 2–6.

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