Color the tree frog

Give the frog its main color first, then pick out each round spot.

Getting your drawing ready…

Dress up

Put something on, then color it too.

Colors

Finish

Tap to fill a shape. To use a color again, hold your finger on a shape already using it, or choose Pick. With a keyboard, use the arrow keys to select a shape. Enter fills it, I picks its color.

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About this tree frog coloring page

A plump tree frog sitting upright on a ledge, its big eyes closed as if it were happily dozing. Round spots cover its back and long legs, and every toe ends in a round, sticky pad.

Many tree frogs are bright leaf green with a pale belly, and some are spotted in yellow, blue or orange. Keep the belly and the toe pads lighter than the back, and the frog will look soft and round.

Alive, it sits on the pond’s stone rim and hops along it, watching whoever passes. When you’re done, set it free in The Glasshouse, alongside the many drawings other people have colored.

Tree frog coloring page: a spotted tree frog sitting with its eyes closed, ready to color — Print this drawing Fits A4 and Letter paper. Color it with crayons or markers, then take a photo and it comes alive with your colors.