Fairy Coloring Pages
10 free printable fairy coloring pages for preschoolers: a fairy with butterfly wings, a fairy on a mushroom, a fairy house, a magic wand, the tooth fairy and more. Big simple wings and thick outlines.
What children practice
- Nature vocabulary: mushroom, butterfly, snail
- Symmetry: coloring both wings the same
- Imaginative storytelling
Ideas for home and classroom
- Color both wings with the same pattern to practise symmetry.
- Cut out the magic wand page and tape it to a straw.
- Put the tooth fairy page under a pillow the night a tooth comes out.
- Go on a fairy hunt outside and look for mushrooms and snails.
How to use these pages
Fairies come with wings, flowers and mushrooms, which is a lot of places for a drawing to get fussy. Ours keep the wings as two big shapes each, the flowers as a few large petals, and the outline at 7pt. The tooth fairy page is a classic for the night a first tooth comes out.
For a classroom fairy-garden week, print the fairy house and fairy garden pages and build a display. The ZIP download has all ten PDFs.
What to expect at ages 3 to 5
Wings are the fun part: expect one color at three and careful symmetrical patterns by five. The teacup and mushroom pages are the simplest; the garden page with the snail has the most parts.
Questions about these pages
Is the tooth fairy page suitable for a first lost tooth?
That is what it is for. The tooth fairy holds a big smiling tooth and a coin; color it, tuck it under the pillow and let the fairy take it in exchange.
Which pages are included?
Fairy with wings, fairy on a mushroom, flower fairy, fairy house, magic wand, fairy and butterfly, fairy on the moon, fairy in a teacup, fairy garden, and the tooth fairy. Each is a separate PDF in A4 and US Letter.
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Printing tips
Every page downloads as a PDF in A4 and US Letter. Print at 100% scale on plain paper. For toddlers, heavier paper (120 gsm or more) holds up better to enthusiastic crayon work. The ZIP bundles contain one PDF per page.