These August coloring pages are a fun way to celebrate the end of summer and the start of a new school year. Whether your kids love sunshine, beach days, or back-to-school themes, you’ll find something here to match their mood and creativity. These sheets are easy to print, simple to color, and perfect for kids of all ages.
In this collection of August coloring pages, you’ll find a mix of seasonal fun—think sunflowers, ice cream cones, backpacks, and even a few early fall leaves. They’re great for keeping little hands busy during hot afternoons or for winding down after a long day at camp or school.
Free Printable August Coloring Pages
Free printable August coloring pages are perfect for rainy days, quiet time, or creative mornings at home. You can print them straight from your computer and have your kids coloring within minutes. No prep. No mess. Just crayons, markers, or colored pencils and a bit of imagination.
These sheets feature everything from beach balls and butterflies to backpacks and apples. Some are simple for toddlers, others more detailed for older kids. You’ll find a nice mix. Pick one or print a bunch. It’s an easy way to keep the creativity flowing all month long.

Camping Adventures in August Coloring Page
A fun August night with tents, stars, and forest animals.

August Fireflies and Stars Coloring Page
Magic fills August nights with glowing fireflies and constellations.

Relaxing August Hammock Time Coloring Page
Swing peacefully between trees during warm August afternoons.
Different Ways to Color August Coloring Pages
Coloring pages aren’t just for crayons anymore. If your kids are getting bored with the same old supplies, it might be time to mix things up a bit. Our cool August coloring pages can turn into little works of art with just a few fun tweaks and tools.
Watercolors
For a softer, more delicate look, try using watercolors. Print the pages on thicker paper so they don’t wrinkle or tear. Kids can blend colors easily, and the final result looks like something you’d hang on the fridge for weeks.
Stickers and Stamps
Once the page is colored, let the kids decorate it further with stickers or rubber stamps. It adds texture and a bit of sparkle or fun shapes. You can even find stickers that match the month—like sunflowers, backpacks, or school supplies.
Paper Collage
Instead of coloring the usual way, have kids tear or cut colored paper and glue it into the sections. It takes longer, but it’s hands-on and great for fine motor skills. Plus, the final piece looks like a mini mosaic.
Pastels and Chalk
These are messier, but the results can be amazing. Use soft pastels for blending, or sidewalk chalk if you’re working on a large surface like poster board. Just make sure to spray a fixative when finished, or the colors might smear.
Digital Coloring
If you have a tablet or iPad with a stylus, upload our August coloring pages and let the kids color digitally. No mess, unlimited do-overs, and it’s easy to save or print their finished art. Some kids really enjoy the tech twist.
