“All About My Summer” Printable Coloring Worksheets for Kids

These free printable summer coloring worksheets are great to use at home or school! Just download, print, and have your kids color the sheets and write in details about their favorite memories from summer break! Six different Summer PDF designs to pick from!

Ever had your child tell someone, “We didn’t do anything this summer,” and you instantly feel your jaw hit the floor? You’re not alone. Cue the classic parent response: “What do you mean we did nothing?!” After all, there were beach days, popsicle explosions, pool parties, sleepovers, bug bites, and all the glorious chaos and summer activities in between. You might have even crossed off everything on their summer bucket list!

So, instead of wanting to rip your hair out, here is a more creative way to wind down summer break and ensure your kids can’t say they did “absolutely nothing.”

These All About My Summer coloring worksheets are the perfect little keepsake. They’re simple, screen-free, and just the right mix of creative and reflective. Kids get to draw, color, and share about their summer vacation, all in their own words (or pictures!).

What Are the “All About My Summer” Coloring Worksheets?

As mentioned above, we are all familiar with the moment when someone asks a child how their summer was, and all they get is a blank stare or a one-word answer, such as “Good.” Yeah. These summer coloring worksheets are here to fix that.

Instead of putting kids on the spot with a question that feels like a pop quiz, these pages invite them to express their summer experiences through pictures, simple sentences, and creativity. They give students a way to warm back up to school routines while still holding onto the magic of summer a little longer.

Each worksheet has a different theme or prompt related to “All About My Summer” or “All About My Summer Vacation.” Kids can reflect on where they went, what they did, and their favorite parts while coloring in cheerful designs and doodles.

These pages help every child share something about their summer in a way that feels doable and fun.

Why Coloring Pages Work So Well for Reflection

Kids are not always ready to jump straight into writing assignments the second they walk through the classroom door in August, or while they are supposed to just be enjoying summer. After weeks of swimming, late bedtimes, and way too much screen time, asking them to write a full-blown paragraph about their summer can feel like climbing a mountain.

These summer coloring pages are part art, part storytelling, and all low-pressure. By giving kids space to color and doodle while reflecting on their experiences, they can re-enter “school mode” gently or just remember their summer. It’s an easy, engaging way to get them thinking, sharing, and working again, without overwhelming them.

Even better? These worksheets work for all ability levels. Your confident writers can jot down their thoughts, while your budding artists can express themselves with pictures. It’s a win-win.

So yes, it may look like a simple coloring activity, but really, it’s a sneaky little combo of art, writing, and SEL (social-emotional learning) all rolled into one.

Use Them in the Classroom or at Home

These summer worksheets aren’t just for teachers! They’re super versatile and can be used anywhere you’ve got kids who need something fun (and a little bit productive) to do.

In the classroom, these pages are great for that wild first week of school when routines are still forming and your to-do list is miles long. You can set these out for morning work, use them in your writing block, or even turn them into a fun get-to-know-you activity that helps kids reconnect after the break.

At home, they’re perfect for those last few days before school starts when the novelty of summer has worn off and boredom starts creeping in. Sit your kids down with crayons and let them create a mini scrapbook of their favorite summer memories. It’s quiet time and reflection time—two birds, one stone.

A few other ways to use these:

• Camp leaders can use them for end-of-program wrap-ups
• Tutors or summer enrichment teachers can pair them with light writing exercises
• Grandparents or babysitters can use them for a rainy day activity
• Homeschool families can use them as part of a summer journal or memory book

No matter how you use them, they’re flexible, low-prep, and easy to love.

Grab the Printable

Ready to bring some creative, colorful fun to your classroom or kitchen table? These All About My Summer Coloring Worksheets are ready to print and go.

Inside, you’ll find:

• 6+ themed pages for kids to color and reflect on their summer
  
• Fun prompts that invite storytelling and creativity
  
• Blank versions for full customization (great for different age levels or classroom needs)
  

Print a few extra copies, you’ll be surprised how much kids enjoy sharing about their summer adventures when it’s wrapped in coloring fun.

Let’s Hear It—What Did You Do This Summer?

Leave a comment and share your favorite summer moment (I’ll go first: I loved our impromptu – and all too frequent – late night trips to our favorite ice cream shop!). Or let me know how your students or kids used the worksheets, I love hearing how these simple printables turn into something special in your home or classroom.

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