Words Page With a Bee Over Flowers
Coloring guide
A cheerful bee with big round eyes, a happy smile and two curly antennae floats above a patch of flowers. You can easily see its striped body, rounded wings and tiny dangling legs, and a dashed loop trail marks where it just flew. Underneath, two large daisies with simple round centers stand beside three tulips with pointed leaves. The word BEE runs across the bottom in chunky bubble letters with lots of room to color inside. Bold outlines make it a good match for preschoolers and early readers practicing letters. Yellow and black stripes for the bee, soft pink or purple tulips, and a different color on each letter would make the word pop. It also makes a quick spring or garden activity at home or in class. More like this: explore the Words, Activity Sheets and Alphabet coloring page collections.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- golden yellow
- leaf green
- rose pink
- violet purple
- sky blue
- tomato red
- light pink
- orange
- black
- dark olive
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the big letters B, E and E with golden yellow, leaving the small inner counters white.
- 2Fill the bee's head, antenna tips and the bright body stripes with golden yellow, then color the darker stripes with dark olive and black.
- 3Color both bee wings sky blue and the small stinger black.
- 4Color the daisy petals with rose pink on the left and violet purple on the right, the big tulip with tomato red, and the small tulips with orange and light pink.
- 5Fill all the leaves with leaf green, and keep the flower stems and background white.
- 6Optional: add a slightly darker shade of each color along one side of petals and leaves for a bit of depth.
