Plants vs Zombies Coloring Pages

As a mother, I always look for valuable activities for my children to develop comprehensively. And these 43 Plants vs. Zombies coloring pages are a great choice.

Instead of letting your children be glued to the screen, could you encourage them to color? This is not only a way to help children practice their creativity but also helps them stay away from the negative effects of electronic devices.

Children can color Peashooter in a fresh green like the new leaves. And Chomper, the scary zombie, do you want to color him a mysterious dark purple or a funny pink? It’s great to be creative, isn’t it? 

Surprising Facts About Plants vs. Zombies Characters

I bet you didn’t know this. Does each character in Plants vs. Zombies have its own story and personality? They are not only warriors who protect the house but also lovely companions. Let’s discover some interesting things about them:

Sunflower: Although always smiling and energetic, sunflowers also feel sad when it rains. They love listening to soft music and dream of traveling around the world.

Peashooter: Behind the tough exterior, Peashooter is shy and afraid of the dark. They love reading comics and dream of becoming a superhero.

Mushrooms: Although they look small and weak, mushrooms are brilliant and creative. They love learning about different types of mushrooms and dream of becoming a scientist.

Zombies: Not all zombies are evil and scary. Some zombies are just looking for a friend to chat with. They also like listening to music and dancing, such as Dancing Zombie.

And many other interesting things are waiting for Children to discover!

As for coloring, children can try to imagine their own stories about these characters. For example, they can draw Chili Bean wearing a mummy outfit with Halloween pumpkins around or Sunflower, Buckethead Zombie, and other plants having a Christmas party.

Discovering Tips for Coloring Plant vs Zombies Characters

To make your children’s paintings more vivid and eye-catching, please refer to a few tips below!

Prepare enough materials: You should choose thick paper with good color adhesion so the color does not smudge. Depending on your child’s preferences, select the appropriate color.

Observe the character: Before color, observe the character you want to color with your child. Each character has its unique characteristics in color and shape. Observing will help your child color more accurately and vividly.

Start with large areas of color: Instruct your child to start coloring from large areas of color first, then move to small details. This helps your child have an overview of the picture and avoid confusion.

Color from top to bottom: Coloring from top to bottom will help your child control the amount of color and avoid smudging.

Use many colors: Don’t be afraid to use many different colors to color the character. Combining colors will make the picture more vivid and attractive.

Create highlights: To make the picture more prominent, your child can highlight some details such as eyes, mouth, or outlines.

Add small details: After finishing the background color, your child can add small details, such as veins on the leaves and polka dots on the tree trunk to make the picture more vivid

Praise your child: Encourage your child to be creative and color according to his or her preferences. Don’t focus too much on coloring exactly like the model. Whether your child’s picture is perfect or not, always praise your child’s efforts. This will help your child become more confident and love coloring more.

Get Into Creative Crafts With Plant Vs Zombies Coloring Pages Today!

The better the color, the better their chance of becoming the champion of the battle to save the vegetable garden! Let’s create unique DIY products together and share them with your friends!

Making Origami Plants From Plants Vs Zombies

I have made some lovely Plants vs. Zombies origami from coloring pages. To help other children make these models themselves, I will guide you step by step!

You can print or draw your favorite children’s characters. After coloring, cut out each part of the character: body, leaves, head, arms, legs. Cut the straw into 10-12cm long pieces, depending on the model size. Use scissors to cut a line along the length of the straw, then roll it up to create the shape of a tree trunk.

Now use glue to stick the character’s head, arms, and legs onto the tree trunk. Use toothpicks to secure the parts firmly. Fold the edges of the paper to create a flat and natural shape for the model. Cut out leaf shapes from green paper and fold the leaves to create a natural curve.

And that’s it! You should encourage children to do it together to increase excitement and connection.

Creating A Plant Vs Zombies Game

Instead of regular A4 paper, use cardboard to make the parts of the model more sturdy. After coloring, cut out the shape of the peashooter as you like, making sure the mouth is wide enough to shoot the peas out. Cut a small circle as the tongue and stick it inside the mouth.

The small piece of cardboard will act as a fork to hold the peas. Stick this piece of cardboard into the mouth of the peashooter, leaving a small gap for the peas to shoot out.

Thread the elastic band through the cardboard and stretch it. Attach one end of the elastic band to the cardboard, and thread the other end through a small hole at the back of the peashooter.

The final result will be very surprising! Let’s shoot peas at zombies to protect the vegetable garden!

Making A Bingo Game

You will have two parts to this idea. First, cut out each character picture from the coloring pages. Arrange the pictures into different groups, such as plants, zombies, and items.

Use a ruler to draw a 5×5 grid on stiff paper to create Bingo cards. Randomly paste the pictures into the boxes, leaving a blank space in the middle labeled “Free Space.” Create different Bingo cards with different picture placements.

Second, to create the number cards, cut out each picture like the pictures on the Bingo cards. Write the order number on the back of each picture. You can customize the game by adding new rules or special pictures. With this DIY Plants vs. Zombies Bingo game, you and your kids will have hours of fun!

Decorating A Birthday Card

To start with this idea, print out the 3D peashooter template from the collection above and follow the instructions below.

Cut out each part of the peashooter along the lines, including the stem, leaves, flowers, eyes, and mouth. Fold the parts along the lines to create curves and depth.

Use glue to connect the parts together, creating a 3D peashooter. To create a 3D effect, you can use small pieces of cardboard to make a base for the peashooter, helping it stand firmly and stand out on the card. Glue the completed peashooter to the center of the card.

Write a birthday wish on a small piece of yellow paper and glue it to the card. You can try creating different Plants vs. Zombies characters, such as Zombies and mushrooms, to make the card more diverse.

Making Plant Vs Zombies Wall Stickers

Have you ever dreamed of having a Plants vs Zombies-themed room for your kids? Now it’s possible with these unique DIY stickers! You’ll need quality decal paper. After printing, simply color and cut out the characters.
To use, peel off the protective paper on the back of the sticker and gently stick it to the wall. Adjust the position accordingly and press lightly to ensure the sticker sticks firmly.

Are you ready to join the zombie war? Download some awesome coloring pages from Coloringpagesonly.com and let your kids show off their skills. If you want me to share more creative activities, please send them to the contact address at the bottom of the website. Share your creations with the community and create a colorful and vibrant vegetable garden together!