Let’s make this Mother’s Day one to remember with these adorable and free Mother’s Day Coloring Cards!
There’s something extra special about a card that’s been colored by hand. These free Mother’s Day coloring cards are a fun and thoughtful way for kids to say “I love you” to Mom — just print, cut, color, fold, and share.
Inside this card set, you’ll find:
- Heartfelt messages and pun-filled designs
- Award-style cards like medals and trophies
- Sweet mom-and-child moments
- Cute animal pairs (from elephants and sloths to bunnies, foxes, penguins, and more!)
There are also treats and fun wordplays, making these cards a beautiful gift for any mom or mother figure.
And yes, there’s an entire section just for grandmas, aunties, and nanas because Mother’s Day is for all the amazing women who love like a mom.
Feel free to print as many cards as you need for use at home, in the classroom, at church, or elsewhere. However, selling or claiming them as your own is prohibited. If you know of any fellow moms or teachers who would like to use them, please share the link to this post with them.
How to Download?
There are two ways to download each card:
- Click on the page you want to download to open a new window in PDF format. Then, proceed to print from that window.
- Click the yellow “Download PDF” button under each card you want to print to trigger a download to your phone or computer.
Materials
- Printer
- White cardstock
- Scoring tool (optional) & ruler
- Your favorite pencil colors or markers!
Once you print your card, use a scoring tool along the scoring lines on the card. I recommend you use a ruler for a crisp and straight fold.
Cut around the gray rectangle, fold along the score line, and color!
Note: Card sizes are 5.5″ x 4.25″ for landscape designs and 4.25″ x 5.5″ for portrait designs.
Very Important Printing Tip
Most printers will automatically shrink your PDF slightly to fit within the printable margins, even newer ones. If you’re printing from an iPhone, there’s no built-in option to adjust the scale, so the page may always print a bit smaller.
To ensure your printable comes out at the exact intended size, it’s best to print from a desktop. Select “Actual Size” in your print settings or set the scale to 100%. If printing from a browser, choose “Custom” under scale options and manually enter 100 for the most accurate results.
Ready to download some cards?
Let’s start with this confetti bomb to congratulate Mom!
You can also give her a trophy for the “Top Mom Award.”
Or why not a gold medal for being the best?
When I was little, home was wherever my mom was!
I loved the following page. As a mom myself, I can get a little drained, and it feels good to be celebrated!
This floral heart card is also super cute!
Or if Mom loves nature, she would love this one, too!
Want even more coloring fun? These same designs are also available as full-size Mother’s Day coloring pages with larger areas to color — perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, or anyone who loves a big space to get creative!
Let’s not forget that moms are superheroes with special powers—like saving the day one hug at a time!
I featured a supermom holding a boy and a supermom holding a girl!
The next two cards are perfect for older kids. I love all the intricate details. There’s a mother-and-daughter scene and a mother-and-son scene.
The following cards feature adorable animal pairs with fun and heartfelt sentiments!
This card featuring a penguin mom and her baby is incredibly adorable! I also love the pun!
And something we can agree on is how moms can be true mama bears!
The following card is one of my favorites. I love how the baby fox sleeps snugly beside his mother on a beautiful, starry night.
What about this pun with Koala mom? You’re a koala-ty mom!
The following five cards feature Mother’s Day and sweet treats, like this yummy cupcake decorated with hearts!
Or, if the mom loves donuts, I’m sure she’ll love this page!
Coloring Cards for Other Mother Figures
While many of the cards listed above can serve as gifts for other mother figures, I wanted to be particularly thoughtful by including a few cards, featuring some of my favorite designs, to celebrate our amazing grandmothers and aunts.
Note: For Grandma, you’ll find a variation with’ Grandma’ and ‘Nana’.
This concludes the Mother’s Day coloring cards. I hope you enjoyed coloring as much as I enjoyed designing them. Be sure to pin this article, as I will continue to update it on an annual basis.
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