Season Column Coloring Page

What’s in the Picture

Look at this tall column split into four distinct seasons. The bottom tier is covered in delicate snowflakes that seem to be falling forever. Above that, spring bursts out with fluffy cherry blossoms, each petal waiting for a splash of pink or white. Moving up, autumn swirls in golden leaves that you can shade in amber, orange, or deep red. At the very top, fireflies dance in a night‑time glow, ready for bright yellows or cool blues. The whole thing sits on a simple horizon that changes color to match each level, giving the whole scene a smooth flow.

How to Color

Start where you feel most comfortable – maybe the snowflakes if you love cool tones, or the fireflies if bright colors excite you. Try using light shading for the snow, then layer darker tones for the leaves to give them depth. Mixing patterns, like cross‑hatching on the cherry blossoms or swirly lines for the fireflies, can add texture without making it too busy.

Seasonal Fun

While you color, think about the real things each season brings: building a snowman, spotting blooming trees, jumping in piles of leaves, and catching fireflies at night. It’s a neat way to practice noticing details and learning a bit about how nature changes throughout the year.