Free Dia de los Muertos Coloring Page
Sugar skulls and colorful flowers are the traditional images of the holiday, so you kid can have fun with the Dia de Los Muertos coloring page.
Does your family celebrate the Day of the Dead, otherwise known as Dia de Los Muertos?
This isn’t a sad holiday, but is a time to celebrate and remember those who have already passed.
Connections with loved ones are kept alive in a positive way.
The holiday has been celebrated in Mexico for centuries.
Now, it has become more common here in the United States.
It was originally celebrated during the Summer, but after the Spanish colonized the area it shifted.
Day of the Dead was moved to November 1st and 2nd.
This, of course, coincides with the Catholic All Hallows Eve and All Saints Day feasts.
Those Catholic holidays aren’t celebrated much now in the US. However, we now roll from Halloween straight into Dia de Los Muertos celebrations.
Sugar skulls are prominently featured in the celebrations, so this coloring page is a beautiful way to decorate for the holiday.
If you are able to go to a Day of The Dead celebration, you’ll see actual sugar skulls for sale along with other festive merchandise.
The colorful altars are a lovely way to pay tribute to loved ones.
Of course, there will be many who have decorated themselves with sugar skull face paint.
It is good to remember and celebrate our loved ones who have crossed over.
I’m glad Day of the Dead celebrations are becoming more common, since this is an uplifting holiday.
Wishing you joy as you celebrate your loved ones!
Click HERE to download the free printable pdf coloring page, so your kids can complete this beautiful Dia de los Muertos sugar skull picture.
Take a look at my other Day of The Dead printables, so you can have more ways to learn about and celebrate this holiday.