Classrooms and after-school clubs · coloring guide

Different choices for a shared activity.

1. Compare broad shapes and finer patterns so children can choose.
2. Those who finish can add a background or make a card. Everyone can work at their own pace.
3. Check copies of each drawing and any shared examples in Group preparation.

A few pictures to start

• Tulips in a Mason JarBroad areas and detail

  Flower heads and jar are broad, but stems overlap inside the transparent jar.

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• Pumpkins on a Farm CartBroad areas and detail

  The pumpkins and wheels are broad, while cart slats and leaf points are narrower.

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• Mushrooms and FernsBroad areas and detail

  The mushroom caps are broad, while the repeated small leaflets create finer areas.

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These picks have had their visible shapes and detail reviewed. Age suitability, completion time and usability have not been established through user testing.

Try a different level of detail

Printing and sharing

Print free copies for home, classrooms, childcare, care and healthcare activities. Line art works in black and white. Do not sell or redistribute the source files. Terms

Match the PDF paper size and test one single-sided page per sheet. Do not apply two-up printing again to a PDF that already contains two drawings.

Japanese convenience-store printing · Other ways to use these pages