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Instructions

  1. Use crayons, colored pencils, or washable markers.
  2. Color each picture carefully. Try to stay inside the lines.
  3. Use the suggested colors or choose your own colors.
  4. Add details, patterns, or extra drawings when you finish.
  5. Ask an adult to help cut out your finished pictures if you would like to display them.

Coloring Page 1: Shape House

Coloring goal: Practice recognizing and coloring basic shapes.

Color the shapes below:

  • Circle sun: color it yellow.
  • Triangle roof: color it red.
  • Square window: color it blue.
  • Rectangle door: color it brown or green.
  • Clouds: color them light blue or gray.

Draw and color: Draw a house using a triangle, square, circle, and rectangle.

Coloring Page 2: Happy Garden

Coloring goal: Practice using different colors in a familiar real-world scene.

Imagine a garden with:

  • A bright sun
  • Three flowers
  • Green grass
  • A buzzing bee
  • A butterfly
  • A small watering can

Color the garden. Then add one thing that might grow there.

My extra garden drawing:

Coloring Page 3: Friendly Animal

Coloring goal: Use creativity to design an animal.

Draw and color a friendly animal. Choose one:

  • Cat
  • Dog
  • Rabbit
  • Turtle
  • Elephant

Add at least three details, such as ears, eyes, spots, stripes, whiskers, or a tail.

My animal is a: __

My animal's favorite color is: __

Animal drawing space:

Coloring Page 4: Neighborhood Helpers

Coloring goal: Connect art with everyday community life.

Color or draw these neighborhood objects:

  • A fire truck
  • A school bus
  • A mailbox
  • A tree
  • A traffic light
  • A community helper

Choose colors that help people know what each object is. For example, a stop sign is often red.

Draw one helpful person:

Color-and-Match Challenge

Draw a line to match each object with a color that is often used for it. Colors may have more than one correct answer.

Object Example color My color
Sun Yellow __
Grass Green __
Ocean Blue __
Apple Red __
Pumpkin Orange __
Snow White __

Optional Challenge

  1. Make a picture using only three colors.
  2. Make a picture using warm colors: red, orange, and yellow.
  3. Make a picture using cool colors: blue, green, and purple.
  4. Tell someone a short story about one of your pictures.

Answer Key

  • Shape House: Suggested colors are yellow for the sun, red for the roof, blue for the window, and brown or green for the door. Other reasonable color choices are also correct.
  • Happy Garden: Answers are open-ended. The picture should include a garden scene and one extra item that can grow there, such as a flower, vegetable, fruit, or tree.
  • Friendly Animal: Answers are open-ended. The drawing should show an animal with at least three details.
  • Neighborhood Helpers: Answers are open-ended. Drawings should show recognizable community objects or a helpful person.
  • Color-and-Match Challenge: Suggested answers are yellow, green, blue, red, orange, and white. Other sensible choices may be accepted.
  • Optional Challenge: Any picture that follows the selected color rule is correct.
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