Window Shapes Coloring Page with a Cozy House and Flowers

Every window on this cozy house has a different shape. A round window sits under the peak of the roof and a triangle window sits below it. The square window is on the left side of the door, and the oval window is on the right. An arched door with a heart opens onto a path of stepping stones, and flowers and bushes fill both sides of the yard.

This window shapes coloring page is a free printable for preschool and kindergarten, about ages 2 to 6, and it works well for a shape hunt or a lesson about homes.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "a cozy house whose windows are all different shapes, a round window, a square window, a triangle window and an oval window, with a door, a chimney and flowers in front, drawn with simple bold outlines for preschool and kindergarten, with the whole drawing kept above an empty white margin at the bottom of the page".

The prompt names the four window shapes, and each shape appears once on the front of the house. "All different shapes" gave each window its own figure, so a child has four shapes to tell apart on one wall. "With a door, a chimney and flowers in front" brought in the arched door, the chimney on the right side of the roof and the flower beds along the bottom of the sheet.

About This Window Shapes Coloring Page

The round window and the oval window have no corners. The square window has four equal sides and four corners, and the triangle window has three sides and three corners. Every window has a frame and a cross of bars that splits it into four panes.

A teacher can ask children to count the sides of each window and then look for the same shapes in the classroom, on clocks, doors and signs. At home, the page can start a walk around the block to spot round, square and triangle windows on real houses.

The roof comes to a point at the top and has rows of scalloped shingles on both sides. The chimney has a cap on top and six bricks in three rows. The sides of the square window are almost equal, and the oval window stands upright. The arched door has four vertical boards, a heart near the top and a round knob, with a rounded step in front of it.

Three oval stepping stones lead from the step to the bottom of the page. Three flowers grow on the left of the door and two on the right, and the two tallest flowers have six petals each. A tuft of grass grows in each front bed.

Coloring Ideas and Techniques

Color each window frame in a different color so the four shapes stay separate. Light blue suits the glass panes, and a darker frame makes the outline of each shape easy to follow. Red or brown works for the bricks and the shingles.

Bright colors fit the five flowers, with green for the stems, leaves and bushes and gray for the stepping stones. Crayons cover the walls and the yard quickly, and colored pencils give more control on the small panes and the petals.

For a house with a family name over the door, make your own house page and choose the shapes of its windows.

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