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February coloring pages

41+ free printable February coloring pages for Valentine's Day, hearts and Groundhog Day. Toddlers get one big valentine heart, kids make valentine cards and meet love birds, and adults get lace frames and a rose bouquet.

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Free printable February coloring pages mix Valentine hearts, groundhogs and snowy days.

These free printable February coloring pages cover the whole month: Groundhog Day, Valentine's Day and the last snowy weeks of winter. Toddlers get a big smiling heart, a peeking groundhog and a teddy bear. Kids get love birds, valentine cards and an ice-skating fox. Teens and adults get lace hearts, a rose bouquet and a lovebird mandala, and seniors get bold mittens and a Victorian valentine. There is also the real story behind Groundhog Day, and color ideas for hearts that glow.

The simplest hearts are the best place to start.

Easy February coloring pages for toddlers start with a big heart or a groundhog.

Toddler pages keep to a single outline with plenty of room inside it. Start with the , the or the . The sheet has the word FEBRUARY in outline letters above a heart with a bow.

Preschoolers can try the , the , the or the . Each one adds a single small thing to color. Soon kids want a scene with friends and cards.

Valentine coloring pages for kids are full of cards, balloons and love birds.

Kids love a valentine with a story. In , two friends cut and glue hearts. The holds a bunch of heart-shaped balloons, and the clutches a sealed envelope. The wear matching hats. The winks over a pile of marshmallows.

Winter is still here too. shows two kids by a snowman, and the glides past a snowy cottage. The and are calm outdoor scenes. The grows flowers with heart-shaped petals. Quick bold pages include the , the and the . Older colorers usually want lace and roses.

Detailed February coloring pages for teens and adults bring lace hearts and roses.

The is a heart made of lace, ribbon and tiny patterns. The fills a heart with roses among envelopes. The rings two lovebirds with hearts and snowflakes. The is a big tied bunch of roses, and the floats over mountains.

For a winter mood, try the , the or the by its burrow. The and are sweet but detailed. For a cozy evening, try , or . If the roses are your favorite part, our flower coloring pages have many more. Quick bold pages for adults include the , and . Older eyes and hands also do well with those bold outlines.

February coloring pages for seniors keep hearts bold and scenes simple.

The and have big shapes and clear outlines. The shows a boy posting cards into classroom mailboxes. The is a lacy heart held by two cherubs, in the style of old-fashioned cards.

These pages often bring back memories of classroom valentines and cards from long ago. February also has a stranger tradition that kids love to ask about.

What is Groundhog Day, and why does the shadow matter?

Groundhog Day falls on February 2. NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information describe the scene: every year, a crowd of thousands gathers at Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, to watch a groundhog named Phil. According to the legend, if Phil sees his shadow, six more weeks of winter follow. If he does not, spring comes early.

Kids can act it out with three sheets. The is Phil coming up. The asks the big question, so kids can draw a shadow or leave it out and make their own forecast. The is Phil back by his burrow. Valentine's Day then brings a very different set of colors.

How do you color valentine hearts so they really glow?

Use more than one red. Color the middle of a heart in a light pink, then press harder with red toward the edges. The heart looks rounded, as if it is puffed up. On the and , try every heart in a different shade, from pale pink to deep red and purple.

Lace pages look best with a light touch. On the , leave the lace white and color only the spaces behind it. On the , color the inside of each rose darker than the outer petals. Finished hearts then have somewhere to go.

February coloring pages become valentine cards, forecasts and classroom mailboxes.

A colored heart makes a homemade valentine for a friend, a teacher or a grandparent. Print it on cardstock so the card folds and stands. The sheet makes an envelope design to copy onto a real one. In a classroom, the sheet goes well with a card swap.

On Groundhog Day, kids can color Phil and write their own six-week forecast on the back. When the month turns, our March coloring pages bring shamrocks and the first signs of spring.

From a smiling heart to a lace valentine, these free printable February coloring pages carry you from Groundhog Day to the last snow of winter. Pick an easy heart or a detailed rose, and color it in every shade of red.

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