Sweet sanctuaries and the promise of new life nestle within these 20 bird house coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This delightful collection captures the whimsical charm of tiny homes designed for our feathered friends.
Simply click any image below to open the free PDF. Pages are US letter sized, but print beautifully on A4. Happy coloring!
Once those beautiful bird house coloring pages are finished, don't let them gather dust! Turn your child's masterpieces into fun, easy, and affordable crafts with these creative ideas.
Cut out your colored bird houses. Use string or yarn to attach them to a bent wire hanger or a small twig. Add beads or feathers for extra charm, creating a lovely hanging mobile for any room.
Glue several finished bird houses onto a larger piece of construction paper or cardstock. Frame your scene with popsicle sticks to create a fence or border. Add cotton ball clouds and green paper grass to complete a charming bird house yard display.
Cut out a favorite colored bird house and glue it onto the center of a paper plate. Decorate the plate rim with markers or paint to look like a garden or sky. Punch a hole at the top, thread a loop of yarn through, and hang on a doorknob.
Carefully cut out a bird house, then cut a small “door” flap on it. Glue the bird house onto a sturdy piece of poster board or cardstock. Tape a craft stick with a small cut-out bird behind the door, so the bird can “peek out” when you lift the flap.
Cut out several colored bird houses of various sizes. Use a hole punch to make two holes at the top of each bird house. Thread yarn or string through the holes to connect them, creating a cheerful garland to decorate a bedroom or classroom wall.
Cut out your favorite bird house coloring page and glue it onto a piece of colorful construction paper or cardstock. Write “Welcome Birds” or “Our Bird Friends Live Here!” above or below it with markers. Attach a craft stick to the back to “plant” in a potted plant or soft ground.
Carefully cut out your colored bird houses. Laminate each one or cover both sides with clear contact paper for durability. Trim any excess, then use a small piece of tape or a window suction cup to attach your colorful bird houses to a windowpane.
Decorate the inside of a shoebox with construction paper to create a sky and grass background. Cut out several finished bird houses and glue them around the “yard” or “forest.” Add small twigs, pipe cleaner birds, or crumpled paper bushes to complete your miniature bird house world.
Cut out a single colored bird house and glue it securely to the top of a long, thin strip of cardstock. Punch a hole at the very top of the bird house and thread a colorful ribbon or piece of yarn through it.
On a large sheet of poster board, draw or glue down a simple landscape with green grass and a blue sky. Cut out many different colored bird houses from your pages and glue them onto the background to create a vibrant “Bird House Garden” scene for your wall.
