June Coloring Pages
Twenty free June coloring pages — three of them mandalas, including one left half-finished so you can complete the pattern yourself. There is a blank June calendar, a Father’s Day card to colour and give, a fishing trip off a jetty, a Juneteenth street party, midsummer flower crowns, a rock pool at low tide and the strawberry moon rising over a meadow.
Four of the pages are ones you finish yourself: the calendar, the card, the half-drawn mandala and the blank signboard at the party.
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Free June Coloring Pages
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Hello June
The words Hello June in hollow bubble letters with a sun, watermelon and a dragonfly.
Download PDF A4 PNGBig Sunshine
One huge smiling sun with two rings of rays, clouds and birds around it.
Download PDF A4 PNGA Tie for Dad
A giant necktie in five patterned bands, one left plain to design yourself.
Download PDF A4 PNGDucks on the Pond
A mother duck and five ducklings, each doing something different, on white water.
Download PDF A4 PNGSeashells on the Sand
Seven big seashells, every one a different kind, with a starfish and a crab.
Download PDF A4 PNGJune Calendar Page
A blank June calendar with bubble lettering and forty-two empty boxes to fill in.
Download PDF A4 PNGFathers Day Card to Finish
A whole card front with a blank banner, an empty shield frame and lines to write on.
Download PDF A4 PNGGone Fishing
A father and child fishing from a wooden jetty, with fish swimming below.
Download PDF A4 PNGJuneteenth Celebration
The Juneteenth flag with its bursting star, bunting, a cake table and a guitar.
Download PDF A4 PNGMidsummer Flower Crowns
Three children making daisy chains in a meadow as the solstice sun sits low.
Download PDF A4 PNGRockpool at Low Tide
A rock pool with a crab, a starfish, anemones, an urchin and two small fish.
Download PDF A4 PNGMandala to Finish
A mandala drawn on one side only — copy the pattern across and complete it.
Download PDF A4 PNGHammock in the Shade
A cat asleep in a woven hammock between two trees, with lemonade and a book.
Download PDF A4 PNGStrawberry Moon Night
June's full moon rising over two hares among foxgloves, with fireflies.
Download PDF A4 PNGJune Mandala
Six rings of suns, roses, strawberries, dragonflies, shells and watermelon.
Download PDF A4 PNGDragonfly Mandala
Dragonflies arranged as a wheel around a water-lily medallion, in patterned rings.
Download PDF A4 PNGPeonies and Foxgloves
Peonies, foxgloves and honeysuckle twining together in one dense cottage spray.
Download PDF A4 PNGPatterned Feathers
Nine large feathers laid in a fan, every one filled with a different pattern.
Download PDF A4 PNGSummer Fruit Basket
Strawberries, cherries, currants and gooseberries spilling from a woven basket.
Download PDF A4 PNGHello Sunshine Lettering
The words Hello Sunshine in hollow patterned script inside a summer garland.
Download PDF A4 PNGThree mandalas, because that is what June is asked for
Something unusual happens with June: more people search for a June mandala than for June coloring pages at all. No other month does that. So this set treats it as the main event rather than an afterthought. There is a full June mandala with six rings of suns, roses, strawberries, dragonflies, shells and watermelon; a dragonfly mandala built as a wheel of insects around a water-lily medallion; and a half-finished one — the left side fully patterned, the right side left completely blank, with the ring circles drawn all the way round so a child can copy the pattern across and finish it.
Father’s Day and Juneteenth
Neither had a page anywhere on this site before. Father’s Day gets a whole card front to colour, cut out and give — a blank banner, an empty shield frame to draw into and three ruled lines — plus a huge necktie whose middle band is left deliberately plain so the pattern is the child’s own, and a father and child fishing from a jetty. Juneteenth gets the flag with its bursting star, the bunting, the cake table, the guitar and drum, and a signboard left blank to letter.
The longest days
June is the month of the solstice, and two pages take the light seriously: midsummer, with the sun sitting low and huge behind a meadow while children thread daisy chains, and the strawberry moon — June’s full moon — rising over two hares among the foxgloves. Both skies are plain white paper. A printed black sky empties a cartridge and colours nothing.
Nothing is filled in black
The things that usually arrive as solid ink are all hollow here: the moon and its craters, the fireflies’ glow, the dragonflies’ bodies and wings, the bee stripes, the tadpole-dark water of the rock pool, and every seed in every strawberry and watermelon. The sleeping cat in the hammock has its eyes closed, so there is not a mark of solid black on that page at all.
For the youngest colourists
The five easy pages have very thick outlines and big open shapes — the sun fills the sheet with two rings of rays, and the seven seashells are each drawn as big as a hand. The nine middle pages have a scene or an activity. The six detailed pages — the two mandalas, the peony and foxglove study, the nine patterned feathers, the summer fruit basket and the Hello Sunshine lettering — are for an adult and an evening.
More summer pages
For the wider season see the summer coloring pages, and there are twenty mandala coloring pages if it is the patterns you are after. For the beach and the sea see the ocean coloring pages, and for the month after, the 4th of July coloring pages. The other months are here too — May, October, November and December.
Print the whole set at once
Every page is a PDF in both US Letter and A4, and the whole set downloads as one ZIP. No account, no email, no watermark.
Frequently asked questions
Why are there three mandalas in this set?
Because that is what people look for in June. "June coloring mandala" is searched more than "June coloring pages" itself, which happens in no other month, so the set gives it a proper answer: a June mandala, a dragonfly mandala and a half-finished one to complete.
How does the half-finished mandala work?
The circle and all five of its rings are drawn the whole way round, but only the left half is patterned. The right half is left blank on purpose. The child copies each ring’s pattern across to finish the mandala, then colours the lot. There are four small motifs in the margin as a reminder of the shapes.
Which pages suit a toddler?
The big smiling sun, the seashells and the Hello June lettering. All three have very thick outlines and only a handful of large shapes.
Is there something for Father’s Day?
Three pages. A full card front with a fold line, a blank banner and an empty frame to draw into; a giant necktie in five patterned bands with one band left plain for the child’s own design; and a father and child fishing from a jetty.
Can I use the calendar page for any year?
Yes. It is a plain grid of six rows of seven — forty-two empty boxes, which is enough for any month however it falls — and every box is printed blank. The child writes the dates in, so the same sheet works every June.
Which pages suit an adult?
The June mandala, the dragonfly mandala, the peony and foxglove botanical study, the nine patterned feathers, the summer fruit basket and the Hello Sunshine hand-lettering.
Can I print these for a classroom?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for a class, a party or a church group. Please do not resell the files or host them elsewhere.
