These 25 free chicken coloring pages for kids follow Daisy the Chicken through one day on the farm, from her first morning cluck to a sunset dance with her Mama. Every page is free to download and print, or to color right in your browser, with no sign-up needed.
Meet Daisy the Chicken: a friendly white hen with a plump round fluffy body, big round brown eyes with white highlight dots, a bright red comb of rounded lobes, a red two-lobed wattle, soft pink blush cheeks, and a fluffy white scalloped neck ruff. She always has neat layered tail feathers with rounded tips, never long pointed plumes, and a gentle closed smile. As you color through the pages, watch her grow: she starts as a little Baby chicken, grows into a Young chicken, and ends the day as a tall Big Daisy. Only her size, comb size and tail feather length change.
Pick a page below to jump straight to it, or scroll through the whole story in order. 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 Chicken coloring page
Find a page fast: pick a story moment, check its stage and difficulty, then tap the title to jump to it.
| Page | Story moment | Stage | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. First Morning Cluck | Baby Daisy wakes up clucking happily. | Baby | Simple |
| 2. Pecking Corn | Daisy pecks golden corn from a basket. | Baby | Simple |
| 3. First Wobbly Steps | Daisy takes her first wobbly steps. | Baby | Simple |
| 4. Sniffing a Daisy | Daisy sniffs a sweet white daisy. | Baby | Simple |
| 5. Napping in the Hay | Daisy naps in the soft golden hay. | Baby | Medium |
| 6. Chasing a Butterfly | Daisy chases a fluttering yellow butterfly. | Baby | Simple |
| 7. Drinking from a Puddle | Daisy drinks from a sparkling puddle. | Baby | Simple |
| 8. Peeking Over the Fence | Daisy peeks over the wooden fence. | Baby | Simple |
| 9. Trotting Across the Farmyard | Young Daisy trots across the sunny farmyard. | Young | Simple |
| 10. In the Flower Garden | Daisy wanders through the flower garden. | Young | Medium |
| 11. Helping a Little Chick | Daisy helps a little chick find seeds. | Young | Simple |
| 12. Splashing in a Puddle | Daisy splashes in a shiny puddle. | Young | Simple |
| 13. Mama’s Hug Under the Stars | Mama hen hugs Daisy under the stars. | Young | Medium |
| 14. Hiding Behind the Hay Bale | Daisy hides behind a big hay bale. | Young | Detailed |
| 15. Clucking a Happy Hello | Daisy clucks a happy hello to friends. | Young | Simple |
| 16. Balancing a Feather on Her Beak | Daisy balances a feather on her beak. | Young | Simple |
| 17. Watching Clouds Drift | Daisy watches clouds drift across the sky. | Young | Medium |
| 18. Standing Tall in Golden Sunlight | Big Daisy stands tall in golden sunlight. | Big | Medium |
| 19. Counting Six Eggs | Daisy counts six eggs in her nest. | Big | Simple |
| 20. Stomping a Happy Rhythm | Daisy stomps a happy rhythm on the ground. | Big | Medium |
| 21. Counting Five Butterflies | Daisy counts five butterflies in the sky. | Big | Simple |
| 22. Sharing Shade with a Friend | Daisy shares her shade with a friend. | Big | Medium |
| 23. Counting Four Pumpkins | Daisy counts four pumpkins in the wagon. | Big | Simple |
| 24. Counting Six Stars Beside the Moon | Daisy counts six stars beside the moon. | Big | Simple |
| 25. Dancing at Sunset with Mama | Mama and Daisy dance at sunset together. | Big | Medium |
How to use these chicken coloring pages
Jump to a stage: Baby (pages 1–8) · Young (9–17) · Big (18–25)
Choose a picture below, then tap Download to print it or Color Online to color it in your browser. Each page carries one line of Daisy’s story, so reading the lines in order tells the whole tale.
Simple pages have large open shapes and few details. Medium pages have more objects and smaller spaces. Detailed pages are the busiest, with many small shapes.
Baby Daisy (Pages 1–8): First Morning on the Farm
Baby Daisy is the smallest Daisy, with a tiny comb and short tail feathers. These first eight pages are her first morning on the farm: waking up clucking happily, pecking golden corn from a basket, taking her first wobbly steps, sniffing a sweet white daisy, napping in the soft golden hay, chasing a fluttering yellow butterfly, drinking from a sparkling puddle, and peeking over the wooden fence.
1. First Morning Cluck
“Baby Daisy wakes up clucking happily.” Baby Daisy faces the viewer, big head, gentle closed smile, smiling sun in the top corner and a wooden fence behind her.
Difficulty: Simple (one big round body, few lines). Try this: Color the sun yellow and the comb red.
2. Pecking Corn
“Daisy pecks golden corn from a basket.” Baby Daisy in left profile bends her head toward a woven basket of corn, two kernels on the ground.
Difficulty: Simple (one big chicken and a basket). Try this: Color the corn yellow and the basket brown.
3. First Wobbly Steps
“Daisy takes her first wobbly steps.” Baby Daisy in right profile takes a wobbly step, one foot lifted, a small flower at the bottom corner and a dotted path under her feet.
Difficulty: Simple (one big chicken, dotted path). Try this: Color the little flower any color you like.
4. Sniffing a Daisy
“Daisy sniffs a sweet white daisy.” Baby Daisy in left profile sniffs one big white daisy with many petals.
Difficulty: Simple (one flower, big open body). Try this: Color the daisy white with a yellow center.
5. Napping in the Hay
“Daisy naps in the soft golden hay.” Baby Daisy lies asleep on a pile of golden hay, eyes closed, head resting on the hay.
Difficulty: Medium (lying pose and many hay strokes take more care). Try this: Color the hay golden yellow.
6. Chasing a Butterfly
“Daisy chases a fluttering yellow butterfly.” Baby Daisy faces the viewer mid-chase, wings spread wide, one foot lifted, one butterfly above her head.
Difficulty: Simple (one butterfly, big shapes). Try this: Color the butterfly any bright color you like.
7. Drinking from a Puddle
“Daisy drinks from a sparkling puddle.” Baby Daisy in left profile drinks from a small oval puddle with ripples, two droplets beside it.
Difficulty: Simple (puddle and droplets are easy outlines). Try this: Color the puddle light blue.
8. Peeking Over the Fence
“Daisy peeks over the wooden fence.” Baby Daisy in right profile peeks over a wooden fence, head and body above the rail, clover flowers at the bottom.
Difficulty: Simple (fence is straight lines). Try this: Color the fence brown and the clover green.
Young Daisy (Pages 9–17): Adventures Around the Farmyard
Young Daisy is a little bigger now, with a growing comb and longer tail feathers. These nine pages take her further around the farm: trotting across the sunny farmyard, wandering through the flower garden, helping a little chick find seeds, splashing in a shiny puddle, Mama’s hug under the stars, hiding behind a big hay bale, clucking a happy hello, balancing a feather on her beak, and watching clouds drift.
9. Trotting Across the Farmyard
“Young Daisy trots across the sunny farmyard.” Young Daisy in left profile trots with one foot lifted high, longer tail feathers and a bigger comb than the baby pages.
Difficulty: Simple (one big chicken, open ground). Try this: Color the ground light brown.
10. In the Flower Garden
“Daisy wanders through the flower garden.” Young Daisy in 3/4 view faces right among three flowers, a tulip and two daisies.
Difficulty: Medium (three flowers plus a 3/4 head). Try this: Color the tulip red and the daisies white with yellow centers.
11. Helping a Little Chick
“Daisy helps a little chick find seeds.” Young Daisy faces the viewer with a small fluffy chick at her feet, three seeds on the ground between them.
Difficulty: Simple (two big shapes, three seeds). Try this: Color the little chick pale yellow.
12. Splashing in a Puddle
“Daisy splashes in a shiny puddle.” Young Daisy in left profile splashes one foot in a shiny puddle, water droplets flying.
Difficulty: Simple (puddle and droplets are easy outlines). Try this: Color the splashing water light blue.
13. Mama’s Hug Under the Stars
“Mama hen hugs Daisy under the stars.” Young Daisy stands small beside Mama, who is larger with long eyelashes and a longer tail, her wing around Daisy, a crescent moon and five stars above them.
Difficulty: Medium (two chickens to color). Try this: Color the stars yellow and the moon pale yellow.
14. Hiding Behind the Hay Bale
“Daisy hides behind a big hay bale.” Young Daisy faces the viewer in front of a huge round hay bale that fills the background with straw lines.
Difficulty: Detailed (many straw lines in the hay bale, the most line-dense page in the book). Try this: Color the hay golden yellow.
15. Clucking a Happy Hello
“Daisy clucks a happy hello to friends.” Young Daisy in left profile clucks hello, beak open, sound lines near her beak, one wing raised.
Difficulty: Simple (one big chicken, sound lines). Try this: Color the comb and wattle bright red.
16. Balancing a Feather on Her Beak
“Daisy balances a feather on her beak.” Young Daisy in right profile balances one tall feather upright on the tip of her beak.
Difficulty: Simple (one big chicken and one feather). Try this: Color the feather any color you like.
17. Watching Clouds Drift
“Daisy watches clouds drift across the sky.” Young Daisy sits on the ground in left profile, head tilted up at two big puffy clouds.
Difficulty: Medium (sitting pose with folded legs takes more care). Try this: Color the clouds pale blue.
Big Daisy (Pages 18–25): Standing Tall and the Sunset Dance
Big Daisy is the biggest Daisy, with a full comb and the longest tail feathers. These last eight pages are her proudest adventures: standing tall in golden sunlight, counting six eggs, stomping a happy rhythm, counting five butterflies, sharing her shade, counting four pumpkins, counting six stars, and dancing at sunset with Mama.
18. Standing Tall in Golden Sunlight
“Big Daisy stands tall in golden sunlight.” Big Daisy in right profile stands tall, full comb and longest tail feathers, a smiling sun above her.
Difficulty: Medium (longest tail feathers and fullest comb need a steadier hand). Try this: Color the sun golden yellow.
19. Counting Six Eggs
“Daisy counts six eggs in her nest.” Big Daisy faces the viewer behind a straw nest with exactly six eggs, three in the back row and three in front.
Difficulty: Simple (six identical eggs, big shapes). Try this: Count the six eggs, then color each one a different color.
20. Stomping a Happy Rhythm
“Daisy stomps a happy rhythm on the ground.” Big Daisy in left profile stomps one foot high, beak open, three music notes in the air.
Difficulty: Medium (stomping pose with a raised foot takes more care). Try this: Color the music notes any colors you like.
21. Counting Five Butterflies
“Daisy counts five butterflies in the sky.” Big Daisy in right profile looks up at exactly five butterflies in the sky.
Difficulty: Simple (five identical butterflies, big shapes). Try this: Count the five butterflies, then color each one a different color.
22. Sharing Shade with a Friend
“Daisy shares her shade with a friend.” Big Daisy faces the viewer under a big leafy tree with one smaller hen beside her in the shade.
Difficulty: Medium (two chickens and a tree canopy with many leaf clusters). Try this: Color the tree leaves green and the shade cool blue.
23. Counting Four Pumpkins
“Daisy counts four pumpkins in the wagon.” Big Daisy in left profile stands beside a wooden wagon holding exactly four pumpkins.
Difficulty: Simple (four identical pumpkins, big shapes). Try this: Count the four pumpkins, then color each one orange.
24. Counting Six Stars Beside the Moon
“Daisy counts six stars beside the moon.” Big Daisy in right profile looks up at exactly six stars beside a crescent moon.
Difficulty: Simple (six identical stars, big shapes). Try this: Count the six stars, then color each one yellow.
25. Dancing at Sunset with Mama
“Mama and Daisy dance at sunset together.” Mama on the left and Big Daisy on the right dance side by side facing the viewer, a smiling setting sun between them, all limbs in frame.
Difficulty: Medium (two chickens dancing). Try this: Color the setting sun orange and yellow.
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:
- White body.
- Bright red comb of rounded lobes.
- Red two-lobed wattle.
- Yellow beak.
- Yellow-orange legs.
- Soft pink blush cheeks.
- Green grass and a red barn.
- Big round brown eyes with white highlight dots each.
- Gentle closed smile and neat layered tail feathers with rounded tips.
Those are Daisy’s colors in the book. Your child can follow them, or choose any colors they like. Daisy grows through the book, but only her size, comb size and tail feather length change.
Chicken fun facts for curious kids
- A baby chicken is called a chick, and it can walk and peck for food within hours of hatching.
- Chickens can see more colors than people. They have an extra type of color receptor in their eyes.
- A hen can lay about one egg a day, and eggs come in white, brown, and even blue or green shells.
- Chickens talk to each other with more than 30 different sounds: clucks, chirps, and squawks.
- A group of chickens is called a flock, and the hen in charge is called the head hen.
- Chickens dream when they sleep. They have the same kind of dreaming sleep as people do.
Creative ways to enjoy Daisy’s chicken coloring story
- Read and color: read each page’s story line aloud before coloring its picture.
- Watch Daisy grow: compare Daisy on page 1 with Big Daisy on page 18. Same hen, much bigger, with a bigger comb and longer tail feathers.
- Count the details: count the six eggs on page 19, the five butterflies on page 21, the four pumpkins on page 23, and the six stars on page 24.
- Choose a color palette: give Daisy’s whole farm day one color theme, from her white body to the green grass.
- Tell the story back: ask your child to retell Daisy’s day using the finished pages.
Talk about feelings while you color
Daisy feels sleepy on her nap page, happy when she clucks hello, and proud standing tall in the golden sunlight. While you color, ask: when do you feel sleepy? What makes you feel happy? What makes you feel proud? It is a good conversation starter for little ones.
Chicken coloring pages: questions
Are these chicken 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 and Detailed pages give older kids more to color.
Do I have to follow Daisy’s story in order?
You can, and it is the best way to enjoy the story, but every page also works on its own. Pick a favorite and start there.
Which pages include counting?
Four pages: page 19 has six eggs, page 21 has five butterflies, page 23 has four pumpkins, and page 24 has six stars. Point to each one and count out loud as you color it.
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Daisy is one of our farm animals books. See the farm animals coloring pages for the whole set as it grows, with more farm friends on the way.
