Deforestation Coloring Page

The Deforestation Coloring Page is a thoughtful and creative resource perfect for Elementary School students, including Kindergarten (K), 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, and 5th Grade. This educational activity helps children understand the impact of cutting down trees and why forests matter to our planet. From classrooms in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, to environmental lessons in Australia, this worksheet invites kids to color powerful forest scenes and reflect on the effects of deforestation. Each page includes images of animals, trees, and people—some looking sad as the forest changes. While coloring, students can use bright greens for healthy trees, gentle browns for forest soil, and fun, expressive colors for animals and people. The pages encourage meaningful conversations. Why are the animals leaving? What happens when forests are gone? What can we do to help? Whether your learners are in Kindergarten (K) identifying forest creatures, or in 4th Grade and 5th Grade writing about solutions, this page encourages learning and creativity. It’s perfect for Earth Day, science units, or anytime environmental awareness is important. After coloring, kids can draw themselves planting a tree or write a small promise to help care for nature. These pages help children around the world understand that even small actions can protect our forests and Earth.

Usage:

Great for Earth Day, environmental lessons, science classes, and group discussions on nature conservation.

Activity:

Color deforestation scenes, talk about what’s happening, and learn how to help forests.

Tools Needed:

• Crayons
• Markers
• Colored pencils

Page Size:

8.5″x11″ (Letter Size)

User Instruction:

Look closely at each scene and color the forest, animals, and people. Talk with an adult about what’s happening and how we can help the Earth. Then draw or write something kind you can do for nature. 🌳