PENNEY PRETTYWORM'S COLORING PAGE
SUMMER COLORING IDEAS
Find a branch with little buds on it.
Place it in the sun so it casts a shadow on a piece of paper.
Now trace the shadow, and color
CELERY FLOWER
Put a stalk of celery with the flower on top.
Put it in a glass of water with some food coloring. Watch the color go up the stalk into the leaves on top.
TRACE A FLOWER
Draw the outline of a flower on a piece of paper with a pencil.
Trace over the lines with glue
Cut different colors of small pieces of yarn and trace over the glue
OUTSIDE SPRAY BOTTLE FUN
Spray bottles
food dye
water
paper
Fill the bottles with colored water.
Hang paper outside on a wall or fence and spray colors on paper The colors will run and make different designs
Coloring Paintbrush Fun
A fun online color wheel activity
MAKE YOUR OWN MINI COLORING BOOK
download the following pages, fold to make 4 pages, then staple them together and color!
Page 1
Page 2
Page 3
SAND PAINTING
An empty cereal box
Glue
Sand
Spread a glue pattern by squirting glue onto the inside back of a cereal box
Sprinkle sand onto the glue
KOOL-AID COLORING
paper
kool-aid
ice cube
Sprinkle Kool-Aid powder on the piece of paper.
Move the icecube all over and the powder will turn to liquid making different designs.
Nanny says kids are very creative and spend about
6.3 million hours
coloring every year.
She says coloring develops creativity and helps with motor skills.
MAKE YOUR OWN PAINT
1 cup salt, 1 cup flour, 1 c water, food coloring
SO LET'S COLOR
FREE SPRING COLORING PAGES
Baseball
B ike
Butterfly
Flowers
Puddle
Rainbow
birdhouse
rain
tulip
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