New Mexico Fun Printables and Coloring Pages

New Mexico Coloring Book

New Mexico Symbols and Landmarks Online Coloring Book

This fun program allows students to color and texture various symbols and landmarks of Colorado online such as the New Mexico flag, state quarter, and the Petrified Forest.


New Mexico Symbols

New Mexico State Symbols Coloring Page

This resource allows students to color New Mexico's state bird, flower, tree, and license plate. Great for interactive notebooks and state reports.


New Mexico Flag

New Mexico State Flag Coloring Page

The New Mexico state flag features a red sun symbol of the Zia people on a golden yellow background, representing the state’s Native American heritage and Spanish influences. The four groups of rays stand for the four directions, seasons, times of day, and stages of life.


New Mexico State Quarter

New Mexico State Quarter Coloring Page

The New Mexico state quarter, released in 2008, features the Zia sun symbol placed over a topographical outline of the state. It highlights New Mexico’s cultural heritage and its nickname, “Land of Enchantment.”


Welcome to New Mexico Highway Sign Coloring

Welcome to New Mexico Highway Sign Coloring Page

This is a coloring page that features the Welcome to New Mexico Highway Sign.


New Mexico Postage Stamp Coloring

New Mexico Statehood Postage Stamp Coloring Page

This is a coloring page that features a United States Postage stamp that honors New Mexico statehood.


Assateague Coloring

Imagine a Scene: Carlsbad Caverns

Read the description carefully and imagine the scene in your mind, paying attention to the colors, shapes, and details. Then, draw the picture as you see it, including as many elements from the description as you can.


New Mexico Mosaic Math

New Mexico Mosaic Math

This fun math worksheet challenges students to use their two-digit addition and subtraction skills to correctly color New Mexico from the mosaic.


New Mexico Printable Maze

New Mexico Printable Maze

This printable maze requires students to make their way from Farmington to Las Cruces.