Chilled delights, kaleidoscopic colors, and a symphony of flavors blend together in these 25 slushie coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This vibrant collection celebrates the beloved icy beverage, capturing the essence of frosty, fruity cheer!
These pages bring the refreshing world of slushies right to your fingertips, from images of perfectly poured cups with straws to scenes of various fruit flavors, delightful toppings, and more!
To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.
All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Slushie Coloring Pages
Once your kids have finished coloring their frosty masterpieces, don't let those vibrant pages just pile up! Turn them into exciting, easy, and affordable crafts with these creative ideas.
1. Slushie Garland Galore
Cut out several of your most colorful slushie drawings. Punch two holes near the top of each cup, then thread them onto a long piece of string or yarn. Hang your festive slushie garland across a doorway or wall for a vibrant summer decoration.
2. Flavor Spinner Game
Glue a cut-out slushie cup onto a larger piece of cardboard. Draw different slushie flavors around the edge of the cardboard circle. Attach a paper arrow in the center with a brad fastener, and spin to choose your “flavor of the day.”
3. 3D Pop-Up Slushie Card
Fold a piece of construction paper in half to make a card. Carefully cut out a colored slushie image, leaving a small tab at the bottom. Glue the tab inside the card so the slushie pops up when opened, creating a cool greeting for a friend.
4. “Brain Freeze” Headband
Cut out a large, brightly colored slushie cup from a page. Attach it to the center of a strip of construction paper or an old plastic headband. Add pipe cleaners shaped like zigzags or small paper stars around the slushie to represent a fun “brain freeze” effect.
5. Slushie Stand Play Scene
Decorate a shoebox to look like a tiny slushie stand, cutting out a serving window. Cut out various colored slushie cups from your pages and glue them to popsicle sticks to create “menu items” or little characters for imaginative play. Your kids can set up their own summer refreshment stand!
6. Icy Coasters
Cut out circular or square sections from your colored slushie pages, focusing on the vibrant swirled ice. Glue them firmly onto pieces of sturdy cardboard or corkboard. Seal them with clear contact paper or a layer of Mod Podge for durable, custom drink coasters.
7. Slushie Bookmark Buddies
Cut long, narrow strips from cardstock. At the top of each strip, glue a neatly cut-out slushie cup image from your coloring pages. You can even add a small pipe cleaner “straw” sticking out from the top of the slushie for extra flair.
8. Giant Slushie Mural
This is a fun group activity! Have each child color several slushie cups. Cut them all out and work together to glue them onto a large sheet of butcher paper, overlapping and arranging them to create a giant, colorful “Slushie Mountain” or “Slushie Wave” for a classroom decoration.
9. Swirling Slushie Mobile
Cut out several slushie cups in different sizes and colors. Attach varying lengths of string or yarn to the top of each slushie. Tie these strings to a hanger or crossed popsicle sticks, allowing your “slushies” to swirl and dance like a vibrant mobile.
10. Slushie Dice Game
Glue different colored slushie cut-outs onto the sides of a plain cardboard box or foam cube. On a separate sheet, create a legend associating each slushie color with an activity, like “Do 3 jumping jacks” or “Sing a silly song.” Roll the slushie dice for a fun, active game!