Graceful flights and symbolic new beginnings soar across these 28 stork coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection captures the majestic beauty and tender nature of these beloved birds.
Click any image below to open the free PDF. Our pages are US letter sized but also print well on A4. Happy coloring!
Once your masterpieces of Stork coloring pages are finished, don't let them gather dust! These easy and affordable crafts are perfect for putting those colorful storks to good use.
Carefully cut out several colored stork images. Attach each stork to varying lengths of string or yarn, then tie them to a simple wire hanger or two crossed popsicle sticks. Hang your mobile from the ceiling, letting your storks “deliver” joy as they gently spin.
Glue your finished stork onto a piece of colorful cardstock or poster board, leaving space around it. Cut the cardstock into a large tag shape, then punch a hole at the top. Loop a ribbon through the hole and write “It's a Stork!” or “Baby On The Way!” for a charming door decoration.
Cut out your colored stork's head and body, and a separate small baby bundle shape. Glue the stork's head onto one popsicle stick and the baby bundle onto another. Now you can make your stork puppet “deliver” the baby bundle puppet in a fun, interactive play.
Use a shoebox turned on its side as your diorama base. Crumple up brown construction paper and glue it to the bottom to create a nest. Cut out your colored stork and glue it inside the nest, perhaps with a cotton ball “egg” or small paper baby for a charming 3D scene.
Mount your cut-out stork onto a slightly thicker piece of cardstock for rigidity. Cut out two simple rectangular “wings” from construction paper and fold a small tab on one side of each. Glue these tabs to the stork's back, letting the wings extend outwards for a fun toy glider.
Color and cut out multiple stork images, perhaps showing them in different flying poses or carrying various bundles. Punch a small hole at the top of each stork. Thread them onto a long piece of yarn or string to create a beautiful banner or garland for a wall or window.
Carefully cut out your colored stork image. Place the stork between two sheets of clear contact paper, pressing firmly to seal. Trim around the stork's edges, leaving a small clear border. Stick your translucent stork to a window for a lovely sun-catcher effect.
Glue your cut-out stork onto a piece of rigid cardboard or poster board, then cut around its shape again. Cut two long, thin strips of pipe cleaners or brown construction paper for legs. Attach small cardboard feet to the bottom of the legs, then glue the legs to the stork and a larger base for it to stand upright.
Take a plain paper gift bag and glue your finished, cut-out stork onto the front. Add tissue paper “clouds” around the stork's wings for a heavenly look. Use a piece of ribbon to tie a small “baby bundle” (a crumpled piece of tissue paper) hanging from the stork's beak or feet for a unique gift presentation.
Fold a piece of blue construction paper in half to create a greeting card. Cut out your colored stork. Glue the stork onto the front of the blue card to represent the sky. Then, glue fluffy cotton balls around the stork to create soft, puffy clouds for a sweet card for any occasion.
