Birdwatching Coloring Pages

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Since we live in a rural area, my kids love to watch the birds. We have a sweet mama robin that thinks she owns the top of our electric meter and has for the last two years built her nest there and laid her eggs. This year we had 3 eggs the kids were closely watching and today we looked and there are actually FOUR birds! That’s right, one of them was TWINS!! I shared this rare phenomenon on my Instagram, so you can check it out!

Grab these Birdwatching Coloring Pages to use alongside a mini unit, as an addition to your backyard birdwatching or just for fun! This set includes 44 total pages in 4 different handwriting styles. :: www.inallyoudo.net

Now my children are even more obsessed with watching for birds and making sure the mama robin is feeding her babies. So, I decided we needed to use this to our full advantage and learn more about birds and birdwatching. If you have little ones in your house, they might love to color these pages as an introduction to your bird lessons.

4 Sets of Coloring Pages Include:

  • Printed words for Toddlers to just color the pages
  • Traceable letters for early writers to practice and color
  • Manuscript names to trace
  • Cursive names to trace

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Here are some books you might like to read as you work through this pack.

Birdwatching for Kids: Bite-sized learning & Backyard Projects by George H. Harrison

National Geographic Kids Bird Guide of North America by Jonathan Alderfer

Beginning Bird Watchers Book with 48 Stickers by Sy Barlowe

Backyard Birding for Kids by Fran Lee

Bird Watching Record: Bird Watching Log by Journals for All

The Burgess Bird Book for Children by Thornton W. Burgess

The Young Birder’s Guide to Birds of North America by Bill Thompson III

Backyard Bird Watching for Kids by George H. Harrison

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This Post Has 2 Comments

  1. Michelle

    Yay! I love that you are encouraging kids to get connected with wildlife!

    1. Annette Breedlove

      We love being outside and studying nature and wildlife!

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