Bee Coloring Pages

Free bee coloring pages you can print at home or color online with a tap.

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From baby bees resting on daisies to busy hives full of honeycomb, these pages range from easy to intricate. Pick a simple bumblebee for little ones or a honeycomb mandala for teens and adults.

Coloring stripes, wings and honeycomb

Alternate yellow and black bands on the body, and leave the wings white or tint them pale blue so they look see-through. For honeycomb, use golden yellow, amber and orange in neighboring cells to make the honey look like it glows.

Bee facts for the classroom

Bees help plants make fruit and seeds by carrying pollen from flower to flower, and many of the foods we eat depend on them. Honeybees share directions to flowers with a waggle dance, and a single hive can have one queen and thousands of worker bees.

Questions

Can I print these pages for free?
Yes. Every page has a Print button and a US Letter PDF, free for home and classroom use.
Can I color them online?
Yes. Open a picture, pick a color and tap a shape to fill it. Zoom in for small details and press Save when you are done.
What is the difference between a bumblebee and a honeybee?
Bumblebees are round and fuzzy and live in small colonies, often in the ground. Honeybees are slimmer, live in large hives and make the honey people eat.
Can I use these pages for a pollinator or spring lesson?
Yes. The flower, garden and beehive scenes are a natural fit for lessons on pollination, plant life cycles and spring gardens.

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