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Free printable Day of the Dead coloring pages for kids, with marigolds, ofrendas, papel picado and friendly calaveras. Includes easy, medium and detailed PDFs for home or classroom use.
These 9 free printable day of the dead coloring pages give kids cheerful, respectful Día de los Muertos scenes to color at home or in class. The set includes a big cempasuchil marigold, papel picado, smiling calaveras, monarch butterflies and family ofrendas. Easy pages suit ages 3-5, medium pages add simple scenes for ages 5-7, and detailed sheets give ages 7-10 more patterns to enjoy. Each page is available as a US Letter or A4 PDF, free for home and classroom use.
These easy Day of the Dead coloring pages use big shapes, friendly faces and extra-open spaces for chunky crayons.
One big cempasuchil marigold fills the page with ruffled petals, a short stem and two leaves. It is a gentle starter sheet for preschoolers. Try coloring the center first, then move outward petal by petal.
This friendly calavera has flower eyes, a happy smile and a marigold crown. The shapes stay large and simple for younger kids. Color the flowers in repeating shades, then add soft details to the cheek swirls.
A single papel picado flag hangs from a string with big cut-out shapes: a flower, hearts and a bird. This easy page is good for preschool or kindergarten. Use one bold color for the flag, then different colors inside each shape.
Medium sheets add simple family and classroom scenes while keeping the artwork calm, kind and easy to finish in one sitting.
This ofrenda scene includes candles, marigolds, pan de muerto, fruit and small picture frames with smiling faces. It works well for ages 5-7 learning about traditions. Color the table items one at a time so the page feels calm and organized.
A grandmother and two children make marigold garlands at a table, with flower baskets nearby and papel picado overhead. This page suits early elementary kids. Encourage a repeating color pattern along the garlands for a simple art lesson.
Three monarch butterflies flutter above marigolds with a small candle holder tucked into the flowers. Ages 5-7 can practice coloring matching wing shapes. Fold the idea into a science chat about migration and careful observation.
Older kids can slow down with detailed patterns, rows of papel picado, candle shapes, flowers and small closed spaces.
Rows of papel picado flags stretch across the page with flowers, birds, hearts, stars and swirls. This detailed sheet is for kids who enjoy patterns. Choose two or three favorite colors per row to keep the garland looking connected.
A large smiling calavera is filled with flowers, leaves, dots and swirl patterns, then framed by marigolds and hearts. It gives older kids many small shapes to color. Start with the flower crown before filling the face patterns.
This full scene shows a family arranging a tiered ofrenda with candles, marigolds, papel picado, pan de muerto, fruit, hot chocolate cups and flower calaveras. It is best for older kids. Color from top to bottom to avoid missing tiny details.
Pair these Day of the Dead coloring pages with paper marigold crafts, a family memory drawing prompt, or a gentle seasonal packet that also includes Fall Coloring Pages for Kids.
Free for personal and classroom use. Sharing a link is welcome; please don’t sell the sheets, re-host the files or put them in paid products. Terms of use
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Yes. These pages are free for personal and classroom use, so teachers may print copies for lessons, centers, Spanish class or a respectful remembrance activity. Please share the page link instead of re-uploading or selling the files.
Yes. Each printable card is prepared for US Letter, with an A4 option for families and schools that use that paper size. Choose fit to page in your printer settings so the artwork keeps its clean margin.
The set is grouped for ages 3-10. Preschoolers can start with the three easy pages, early elementary kids may like the medium scenes, and older kids can use the detailed sheets with flowers, candles and papel picado patterns.
Yes. Open the card for the page you want, then use its Print or Download PDF button. This is handy when you need one marigold page for a craft table or one detailed ofrenda sheet for quiet work.
No. These sheets focus on Día de los Muertos as a cheerful remembrance celebration with marigolds, ofrendas, papel picado and smiling calaveras. The artwork is kid-safe, gentle and not scary.
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