Spring Bumblebee on a Flower

This cute, chubby bumblebee has a striped body, small rounded wings, big friendly eyes, and a tiny smile as it lands on a large open flower. The petals spread wide beneath it and a single leaf curls off to the side. Bumblebees really do visit flowers like this to drink nectar, and the powdery pollen that sticks to their fuzzy bodies helps new flowers grow — a great fact to share while coloring. The bee's bold stripes are the star here: they give younger children clear sections to fill, while older kids can shade the wings or add patterns to the petals. With its rounded, friendly shapes, the page suits toddlers as easily as bigger fans of bugs and gardens. Print it on US Letter or A4 paper and decide whether your bee gets classic black-and-yellow stripes or something wonderfully unexpected.