Rainy Season Coloring Worksheet for Preschoolers

How to use this worksheet

Look at each picture on the page together and talk about how it relates to rain, such as an umbrella keeping someone dry or puddles forming on the ground. Give your child crayons and have them color each object that reminds them of the rainy season. Encourage them to name each item aloud as they color it. Once finished, review the page together and talk about what your child likes or dislikes about rainy days.

Materials needed

• Crayons
• Pencil

Extension activities

• •Draw your favorite rainy day activity, like jumping in puddles or reading indoors.
• •Discuss what happens during the rainy season, like plants growing or rivers rising.
• •Go outside safely during light rain to observe puddles, raindrops, and how plants respond.
• •Make a simple rain gauge from a jar and track rainfall over a week.

Tips for parents and teachers

Encourage children to talk about the objects they are coloring and why they are associated with rain, connecting the worksheet to their own experience of rainy days. If your child hasn't experienced heavy rain recently, use photos or a video clip to jog their memory before starting. Let their color choices be imaginative rather than realistic, since creative expression matters more than accuracy at this age.