Cow Daisy's Missing Moo Coloring Pages for Kids

Coloring page story

Daisy the cow woke up in the big green meadow. The sun was warm on her back. She stretched and opened her mouth for a big, morning "MOO!" But all that came out was a tiny… "eep."

Daisy blinked. She tried again. "eep." Oh no! Her moo was missing!

She saw a fluffy sheep. "Have you seen my moo?" she asked with an "eep." The sheep just said, "Baaaaa." That wasn't it.

She saw a piglet rolling in the mud. "Is my moo in there?" she "eeped." The piglet just said, "Oink, oink!" That wasn't it either.

Daisy felt a tickle in her throat. A big, wiggly tickle! She took a deep breath, and out it came… "MOOOOOOO!" It was the biggest, best moo she had ever mooed. Her moo wasn't missing after all, it was just having a sleepy morning, too.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

This design is ideal for children aged 3-5. The large, simple shapes of the cow and her friends are easy for small hands to color within. The expressive face of the cow helps children understand emotions, and the clear, bold outlines support the development of fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. The simple scene avoids overwhelming detail, keeping a young child engaged.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Hello, little artist! Look at happy Daisy the cow. She found her moo! Can you grab your favorite crayons and give her some color? You can color inside her big body outline, and don't forget her spots! What color will you make them? Maybe you can color the fluffy sheep with a soft color and the little piglet pink! Remember to try your best to stay inside the thick black lines. Have fun making Daisy's world bright and beautiful!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

For the best coloring time, print this page on medium to heavy-weight paper, like cardstock. This helps prevent markers from bleeding through. Use your printer's 'black and white' or 'grayscale' setting and choose a 'high quality' option to make sure the cow's outlines are dark and crisp for easy coloring.

Recommended Tools

Chunky crayons or large, washable markers are perfect for this age group. They are easy for little hands to hold and are great for filling in the large, empty spaces of the cow's body. Colored pencils are also a good choice for children who are developing a finer grip. Always supervise use of art supplies.