These 25 free deer coloring pages for kids follow Daisy the Deer from her very first steps as a tiny fawn to the Big Winter Celebration as a big, confident deer. Every page is free to download and print, or to color right in your browser, with no sign-up needed.
Meet Daisy the Deer: a little doe with big upright ears, big round eyes with bright white highlights, a small black nose, a cream oval belly patch, and a fluffy tail. She has no antlers. She grows through this book by size only, from a tiny fawn to a young deer to a big deer, with her Mama and her herd along for the adventure.
Pick a page below to jump straight to it, or scroll through the whole book in order, fawn to big deer. You do not need a printer to enjoy these pages: tap Color Online under any picture to color it on your screen.
Choose your favorite Daisy the Deer coloring page
Find a page fast: pick a scene, check its stage and difficulty, then tap the title to jump to it.
| Page | Scene | Stage | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Meet Daisy | Meet Daisy | Fawn | Simple |
| 2. Daisy Wiggles Her Nose | Daisy Wiggles Her Nose | Fawn | Simple |
| 3. Daisy Takes Her First Steps | Daisy Takes Her First Steps | Fawn | Simple |
| 4. Daisy Sniffs a Wildflower | Daisy Sniffs a Wildflower | Fawn | Simple |
| 5. Daisy Naps in the Tall Grass | Daisy Naps in the Tall Grass | Fawn | Simple |
| 6. Daisy Chases a Butterfly | Daisy Chases a Butterfly | Fawn | Simple |
| 7. Daisy Nibbles Clover | Daisy Nibbles Clover | Fawn | Simple |
| 8. Daisy Leaps Over a Fallen Log | Daisy Leaps Over a Fallen Log | Fawn | Medium |
| 9. Daisy Takes a Big Leap | Daisy Takes a Big Leap | Young | Medium |
| 10. Daisy Splashes in the Stream | Daisy Splashes in the Stream | Young | Medium |
| 11. Daisy Plays Hide-and-Seek | Daisy Plays Hide-and-Seek | Young | Medium |
| 12. Daisy Has a Meadow Picnic | Daisy Has a Meadow Picnic | Young | Medium |
| 13. Daisy Meets Mama | Daisy Meets Mama | Young | Medium |
| 14. Daisy Runs with the Herd | Daisy Runs with the Herd | Young | Detailed |
| 15. Daisy Collects Acorns | Daisy Collects Acorns | Young | Medium |
| 16. Daisy Counts Her Acorns | Daisy Counts Her Acorns | Young | Simple |
| 17. Daisy Rakes Autumn Leaves | Daisy Rakes Autumn Leaves | Young | Medium |
| 18. Daisy Stands Tall | Daisy Stands Tall | Big | Simple |
| 19. Daisy Gazes at the Stars | Daisy Gazes at the Stars | Big | Medium |
| 20. Daisy Pulls a Little Wagon | Daisy Pulls a Little Wagon | Big | Medium |
| 21. Daisy Bakes Acorn Muffins | Daisy Bakes Acorn Muffins | Big | Medium |
| 22. Daisy Wears a Warm Scarf | Daisy Wears a Warm Scarf | Big | Simple |
| 23. Daisy Reads a Bedtime Story | Daisy Reads a Bedtime Story | Big | Simple |
| 24. Sleepy Daisy | Sleepy Daisy | Big | Simple |
| 25. The Big Winter Celebration | The Big Winter Celebration | Big | Detailed |
How to use these deer coloring pages
Jump to a part of the book: Fawn (pages 1–8) · Young Daisy (9–17) · Big Daisy (18–25)
Choose a picture below, then tap Download to print it or Color Online to color it in your browser. The pages run in book order, from Daisy as a tiny fawn to Daisy as a big deer.
Simple pages have large open shapes and few details. Medium pages have more objects and smaller spaces. The two Detailed pages have the most deer in the book.
Fawn (Pages 1–8): Daisy Takes Her First Steps
Daisy starts as a tiny fawn: meeting her in the meadow, wiggling her nose, taking her first steps, sniffing a wildflower, napping in the tall grass, chasing a butterfly, nibbling clover, and leaping over a fallen log.
1. Meet Daisy
Daisy stands in the meadow among three flowers and grass tufts, her big ears up and her bright eyes looking right at you.
Difficulty: Simple (one fawn, three flowers). Try this: Say hello to Daisy, then color her ears.
2. Daisy Wiggles Her Nose
Daisy turns her head to sniff the grass, little wiggle lines by her nose and a happy tongue-out smile.
Difficulty: Simple (one fawn, grass blades). Try this: Wiggle your nose like Daisy.
3. Daisy Takes Her First Steps
Daisy takes her first steps along a path with three smooth stones and grass tufts on either side.
Difficulty: Simple (one fawn, three stones on a path). Try this: Count the three stones on Daisy’s path.
4. Daisy Sniffs a Wildflower
Daisy leans in to sniff one tall wildflower with seven petals, her nose almost touching it.
Difficulty: Simple (one fawn, one flower). Try this: Count the seven petals on the wildflower.
5. Daisy Naps in the Tall Grass
Daisy naps curled up in the tall grass with her eyes closed, long grass blades arching over her.
Difficulty: Simple (one sleeping fawn, tall grass). Try this: Shh! Daisy is napping. Color the tall grass green.
6. Daisy Chases a Butterfly
Daisy runs after one butterfly with a dashed flight path, her legs mid-stride and her mouth open in a happy smile.
Difficulty: Simple (one fawn, one butterfly). Try this: Count the one butterfly Daisy is chasing.
7. Daisy Nibbles Clover
Daisy lowers her head to nibble clover, exactly three three-leaf clovers growing in front of her.
Difficulty: Simple (one fawn, three clovers). Try this: Count the three clovers Daisy is nibbling.
8. Daisy Leaps Over a Fallen Log
Daisy leaps clean over a fallen log, all four legs tucked mid-jump above the bark.
Difficulty: Medium (leaping fawn over a detailed log). Try this: How high can Daisy jump? Color the log brown.
Young Daisy (Pages 9–17): Leaps, Streams, Mama and Acorns
Then Daisy grows into a young deer: taking a big leap, splashing in the stream, playing hide-and-seek, having a meadow picnic, meeting Mama, running with the herd, collecting acorns, counting her acorns, and raking autumn leaves.
9. Daisy Takes a Big Leap
Daisy takes a big leap under two clouds, her whole body stretched out in the air.
Difficulty: Medium (leaping deer, two clouds, grass). Try this: Leap like Daisy, then color the two clouds.
10. Daisy Splashes in the Stream
Daisy splashes through the stream, three drops flying and ripples ringing her hooves.
Difficulty: Medium (deer in water with splashes and ripples). Try this: Count the three splashes in the stream.
11. Daisy Plays Hide-and-Seek
Daisy peeks out from behind a big leafy bush, looking back at you with a playful smile.
Difficulty: Medium (peeking deer, big leafy bush). Try this: Peek! Who is hiding behind the bush?
12. Daisy Has a Meadow Picnic
Daisy sits on a checkered picnic blanket with exactly three clovers in front of her.
Difficulty: Medium (sitting deer, checkered blanket, three clovers). Try this: Count the three clovers on the picnic blanket.
13. Daisy Meets Mama
Daisy meets Mama, who is clearly larger with a flower behind one ear, the two of them facing each other.
Difficulty: Medium (two deer facing each other). Try this: Find Mama, then find Daisy. Who is bigger?
14. Daisy Runs with the Herd
Daisy runs at the front of the herd, three smaller deer running behind her through the grass.
Difficulty: Detailed (four deer running together). Try this: Count the four deer running in the herd.
15. Daisy Collects Acorns
Daisy stands beside a basket with two acorns inside and two more acorns on the ground.
Difficulty: Medium (one deer, basket with acorns). Try this: Count the four acorns: two in the basket and two on the ground.
16. Daisy Counts Her Acorns
Daisy looks down at a row of exactly five acorns lined up in front of her.
Difficulty: Simple (a counting page with five acorns in a row). Try this: Touch each acorn as you count from one to five.
17. Daisy Rakes Autumn Leaves
Daisy holds a rake with one hoof, exactly five maple leaves scattered on the ground around her.
Difficulty: Medium (a deer with a rake, five maple leaves). Try this: Count the five maple leaves Daisy is raking.
Big Daisy (Pages 18–25): Standing Tall to the Winter Celebration
At last Daisy is a big deer: standing tall, gazing at the stars, pulling a little wagon, baking acorn muffins, wearing a warm scarf, reading a bedtime story, falling asleep by the snowy window, and celebrating winter with Mama and the herd.
18. Daisy Stands Tall
Daisy stands tall on four long legs in the grass, her ears up and her smile bright.
Difficulty: Simple (one tall deer, grass tufts). Try this: Stand tall like Daisy, then color the grass.
19. Daisy Gazes at the Stars
Daisy gazes up at exactly three stars and one crescent moon in the night sky.
Difficulty: Medium (a counting page with three stars and a moon). Try this: Count the three stars, then find the crescent moon.
20. Daisy Pulls a Little Wagon
Daisy pulls a little wagon behind her with exactly two acorns riding inside.
Difficulty: Medium (a deer pulling a wagon with two acorns). Try this: Count the two acorns riding in Daisy’s wagon.
21. Daisy Bakes Acorn Muffins
Daisy stands behind a tray with exactly three muffins, each one topped with an acorn.
Difficulty: Medium (a counting page with three muffins on a tray). Try this: Count the three muffins on Daisy’s tray.
22. Daisy Wears a Warm Scarf
Daisy wears a warm scarf around her neck, its fringed end hanging down her chest.
Difficulty: Simple (one deer in a scarf, plain background). Try this: Give Daisy’s scarf your warmest colors.
23. Daisy Reads a Bedtime Story
Daisy sits reading an open book with a lantern glowing beside her.
Difficulty: Simple (one deer reading, one lantern). Try this: What book is Daisy reading?
24. Sleepy Daisy
Sleepy Daisy curls up by the window with her eyes closed while snowflakes drift outside.
Difficulty: Simple (a sleeping deer by a snowy window). Try this: Count the three snowflakes on the window.
25. The Big Winter Celebration
Daisy celebrates with Mama and three herd deer in the snow, exactly three balloons floating above them.
Difficulty: Detailed (five deer, three balloons, snow ground). Try this: Count the three balloons, then count the five deer.
How to download, print, or color online
Download: tap the Download button under any picture to save the clean image file, then print it from your device on plain paper.
Color Online: tap the Color Online button under any picture to open it in the coloring tool in your browser. Pick a color, then tap inside a shape to fill it. The black outlines stay put, and you do not need a printer at all.
Both options are free, and neither one needs a sign-up.
Daisy’s colors
Daisy looks the same on every page, and her colors stay the same too:
- Warm brown fur.
- Cream belly patch.
- Pink inner ears.
- Dark brown hooves.
- Soft pink blush cheeks.
- No antlers: Daisy is a doe.
- Mama wears a flower behind one ear.
- Eyes closed on the two sleeping pages (pages 5 and 24).
Those are Daisy’s colors in the book. Your child can follow them, or choose any colors they like. Daisy grows from a tiny fawn into a big deer, but she is the same Daisy on every page.
Deer fun facts for curious kids
- A group of deer is called a herd.
- A baby deer is called a fawn.
- Deer love to nibble clover, grass, and acorns.
- A fawn’s mother is called a doe.
- Deer live in forests, meadows, and snowy woods.
Creative ways to enjoy Daisy’s deer coloring pages
- Count while you color: count the five acorns on page 16, the three stars on page 19, the three muffins on page 21, and the three balloons on page 25.
- Compare the first and last page: look at Daisy on page 1, a tiny fawn alone in the meadow, then at Daisy on page 25, a big deer celebrating with Mama and the herd.
- Give Daisy a season: color the fawn pages in spring greens, the young pages in autumn oranges, and the celebration page in winter blues and whites.
- Make a herd: color page 14 and page 25 and put them side by side to see the whole herd together.
- Tell the day back: ask your child to retell Daisy’s day using the finished pages, from first steps to the winter celebration.
Deer coloring pages: questions
Are these deer coloring pages free?
Yes. All 25 pages are free to download or color online, with no sign-up needed.
Do I need to sign up to download a page?
No. Tap Download under any picture to save the clean image file. No account, no email.
Can I color the pages online?
Yes. Tap Color Online under any picture to open it in the coloring tool in your browser. No printer needed.
Do I need a printer?
No. Every page can be colored online. If you do want to print, download the image and print it from your device.
What ages are these pages for?
Ages 3 to 8. Simple pages suit the youngest colorers, and Medium pages give older kids more to color.
Who is Daisy the deer?
Daisy is a little doe who grows from a tiny fawn into a big deer across the 25 pages. She has no antlers. Her Mama, a larger deer with a flower behind one ear, appears on pages 13 and 25.
Which pages include counting?
Four pages are built for counting: page 16 has five acorns, page 19 has three stars, page 21 has three muffins, and page 25 has three balloons. Point to each one and count out loud as you color it.
More forest books to color
Daisy is one of our forest books. See the forest coloring pages for the whole set as it grows. Ollie the Owl also lives in the forest: see the owl coloring pages for another forest friend to color. Milo the Mushroom lives there too: see the mushroom coloring pages.
