Frog Coloring Pages for Kids

Looking for a fun way to learn about frogs this season? It's that time of year when the tree peepers are filling the evening hours with the sweet sound of spring. Kids of all ages will enjoy learning about these amphibians with these free frog coloring pages!

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Coloring sheets are a great way for kids of all ages to practice hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Pair these with a few children's books about frogs. Or take a trip to a local pond or wildlife habitat to observe frogs in real life while using these coloring sheets.

Hearing those tree peppers and learning about frogs, takes me right back to my childhood. Some of my best memories were created while trying to catch frogs in our pond.

More free coloring pages: Sunflowers, Ladybugs, Bees, and Rainbows

For ways to extend the lesson, check out the learning resources at the bottom of this post.

How to Download the Printables

A digital pdf copy each coloring page can be downloaded by clicking on the download button below the image. Then use your printer to print off a copy of the coloring sheet on plain printer paper.

Art Supplies

• Watercolor Paint
• Colored Pencils
• Fine Point Markers
• Oil Pastels
• Crayons

Kids love using a variety of art supplies when coloring. Watercolor paints make a fun alternative to traditional crayons. Let your kids explore a few different mediums while coloring in these sheets.

Frog Coloring Sheets

These frog coloring sheets have a frog with leaves and greenery. Uppercase and lower case letter F are included or replaced with T for toad. Kids of all ages will enjoy coloring in these outdoor scenes.

Helpful Tip: Print coloring pages off onto cardstock instead of regular printer paper to create a sturdier sheet for painting.

Fun fact, toads hibernate during the winter and are nocturnal during the warm season.

Write the Word Frog

Looking for an easy way to integrate handwriting practice with frog coloring? Check out these free downloads. At the bottom there is space for kids to write the word frog or the letter f for frog.

A fun way to practice hand-eye coordination while coloring and writing. Preschoolers can also count the number of frogs while they color. Then they can write the number of the frogs on the line!

Frogs with Lily Pads and Outdoor Scenes

If you have ever been fortunate enough to witness waterlilies blooming then you know how beautiful these pond flowers can be. Frogs love to hide among the lily pads. You can often find a few perched on the lily pads basking in the warm sunshine.

Even in wetlands, frogs hide under foliage. I love when I am working in the garden and I spot a frog hiding under the plants! Children of all ages can have fun coloring the foliage and frogs with these printable sheets.

Young children will enjoy pointing out the little frogs hidden in this coloring page. They can then color them in using their favorite colors. Frog fairy tales and books about frogs can provide inspiration for coloring in these sheets.

Different Species of Frogs

Each coloring sheet has a large image of a frog and includes the name of the species. Names are written in outline form to allow kids to practice coloring letters.

Poison Dart Frog

Older kids will enjoy finding out all of the bright colors and different patterns of the poison dart frog. Vibrant blue, orange, yellow, red, and black can be found within different members of that species. These amazing frogs are only one inch in size and can live more than ten years!

Green Tree Frog

These frogs are not only green, but contain shades of yellow and white. They spend most of their times up in trees and are also nocturnal.

You may find them at night sitting by an outdoor light hunting for bugs if you live in their habitat range.

Red-Eyed Tree Frog

One of the most colorful frogs is the red-eyed tree frog. These frogs are made up of bright beautiful colors. Found in tropical rain forests in the lowlands from Central America up into Southern Mexico.

Even though they contain bright colors, they are actually not poisonous!

Red-eye tree frogs lay their eggs on the surface of leaves. As the eggs develop, they break open causing the developing tadpoles to fall into the water below.

Frog Life Cycle Free Printable

Pair these pages with a frog egg or tadpole hunt. Little ones are excited to see what they are learning about outside in the real word. Observing frogs, a collection of eggs, and tadpoles at different stages of development are perfect activities for kids.

Similar to a butterfly, frogs undergo a metamorphosis. If conditions are favorable for them to stay in the tad pole stage they will delay developing into an adult frog. Before turning into the frog that we are familiar with they grow legs while still in the tad pole stage. Back legs first, then front legs.

The tadpole is then considered a young frog as it develops and looses its gills and grows. The young frog, called a froglet completes its metamorphosis turning it into an adult frog.

Nature is amazing in so many ways!

Hopefully these free frog coloring pages have inspired you to head outside and explore frogs with your kids. Print off a few of these sheets, pack the coloring supplies, and color while observing frogs in real life.

Extend the Activity

• Frog Books for Kids
• Nature Journaling with Kids

Terms of Use

These sheets were created by Nature Inspired Learning and are for personal use only for your home or classroom. They are designed to be a tool that can be used for early learning success. All of these free printable frog coloring pages are for non-commercial use. Have questions, send me an email at julie (at) natureinspiredlearning (dot) com.