Lotus Coloring Pages

Coloring tricks and fun facts about lotus

Coloring tricks:

Start with light pink, then go darker toward the center, it gives the petals a quick layered look.

Trace over the petal lines with a slightly darker shade after coloring, it cleans everything up fast.

Smudge some blue chalk pastel around the bottom of the flower to look like murky pond water.

Fun facts:

Lotus seeds can sit completely dry in the dirt for a thousand years and still sprout when they finally get wet.

These plants actually warm themselves up at night to keep the little beetles trapped inside cozy until morning.

The leaves are super water-repellent, drops just roll right off like tiny marbles.

You’ll find simple outlines for toddlers and a few more detailed pages for older kids who want to slow down a bit.

Grab as many PDFs as you need today since there are no limits at all. They print perfectly on standard US Letter or A4 paper. You might want to just bookmark this page right now so you can pull it up faster next time the crayon box comes out.