This ladybug printable template is perfect to use as a coloring page, with dot stickers, or as a dot marker page. It’s perfect for toddlers or preschoolers!
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If you have a toddler or preschooler who loves ladybugs then you have to print out this template! This is a great template to use for arts and crafts activities or you can even use it as part of a lesson on bugs.
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🐞 Fun ideas for this template
There are tons of fun ways to use this template. Below are some of my ideas but if you have any other ideas, please share them in the comments below!
⭐ Use with dot markers
My kids absolutely love dot markers. Dot markers are chunky markers with an ink filled circle at the top. They make big dots and are a lot of fun for kids. I love them because they’re a low prep and low mess activity to do with kids.
⭐ Use with dot stickers
Dot stickers are so much fun for little hands. Kids can peel them and stick them and they won’t even know that they’re working on their fine motor skills.
⭐ Use as a regular coloring page
You can also use this template just as a regular coloring page.
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🧾 How to download the template
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To download and print the ladybug template, click the download button below. This PDF is free for personal use only, no commercial reproduction of any kind is allowed.
The printable should be printed in black and white on portrait (8.5″ x 11″) setting.
There are three sizes available small, medium, and large.
If you tried this Ladybug Printable Template or any other activity or recipe on my site, please let me know how it goes in the 📝 comments below. I would love to hear from you!
J casey says
Love this idea! We do themed learning each month and this is perfect for our bug month!! Thanks for the idea!
Sara says
We used to have that book and I had forgotten about it. There’s a 5-year gap between my youngest and the next oldest child, so we purged a lot of our stuff. My 4 year old would enjoy this book. I’ll have to see if the library has a copy.
Donnya Negera says
Love this!! We have the ten little laby bugs
Two Pink Peonies says
That’s awesome! Ten Little Ladybugs is such a cute book.
Lauren says
My 3 year old loves ladybugs. Whenever she sees one she calls it “her pet ladybug” and thinks it’s always the same one coming back to visit her 🙂 This looks super cute and she’d love it. Thanks for sharing!
Two Pink Peonies says
That is too cute!
Ngozi says
This is such a great idea, and looks like so much fun for little ones!
Two Pink Peonies says
This ladybug toddler activity is so much fun!
Jen says
This sounds fun! My littles are out of the toddler stage but love lady bugs! They would probably still think this is fun 🙂
Sarah says
This is a super cute idea! Love anything that encourages a love of reading!
Desiree at Fitmomology says
That is such a cute idea! I had that book when my son was little!
Nicole says
Cute idea!