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Wednesday, June 1, 2016

Color this wastepaper basketball challenge...

Description of Coloring Page: a little boy challenges his dad to a game of wastepaper basketball, pet cat, table, crumpled paper

Don't forget to drag the png. or jpg into a Word Document and enlarge the image as much as possible before printing it folks. If you have a question about this coloring page, just type into the comment box located directly below this post and I'll try to get back to you as soon as I can.

Talking with Dad Coloring Page

Description of Coloring Page: a small girl talks happily with her father, easy chair, toys on the floor, teddy bear, doll, pet cat

The kid gloves

Description of Coloring Page: I've drawn this from a very early watercolor by Grace Drayton; it is a derivative work folks. winter muff, winter coat, kid gloves, large felt hat trimmed with roses

She so shy and polite...

Description of Coloring Page: I've drawn this from a very early watercolor by Grace Drayton; it is a derivative work folks. long dress, ruffles, old-fashioned bonnet, net gloves, big bows, shawl

She spies the nest...

Description of Coloring Page: I've drawn this from a very early watercolor by Grace Drayton; it is a derivative work folks. candlestick holder, bird's nest, mamma and papa birds, nightgown, curly locks, smile

Color Miss Peggy's Sunbonnet

Description of Coloring Page: I've drawn this from a very early watercolor by Grace Drayton; it is a derivative work folks. little girl, doll, giant sunbonnet

"T is for train" alphabet coloring page

This engine is pulling three cars.

Description of Coloring Page: train engine and cars, letter recognition and coloring, trace sentence and letter t, upper and lower case t

How to Use This Alphabet Coloring Page:

Help little ones to become familiar with reading and writing every day. Don't be too demanding of any child under five years of age. Just repeat the words and point out the upper and lower case letters. Gradually he or she will begin to retain the information.
Talk about other words that start with the same letter.
Talk about how words may rhyme with the words used on the page.
Remind your young student of the shared experience both while you are coloring the sheet and practicing their writing and when you may be seeing or doing a similar activity depicted on the coloring page.
Practice coloring and writing for just a few minutes everyday; especially during mid-morning when children are most alert and do not tire as easily. Practicing regularly helps develop their small motor skills and also conditions young students for academic environments.

"T is for turkey" alphabet coloring page

Description of Coloring Page: upper and lower case t, letter recognition and coloring, practice tracing the letter t, big turkey, feathers, bird, Thanksgiving turkey

How to Use This Alphabet Coloring Page:

Help little ones to become familiar with reading and writing every day. Don't be too demanding of any child under five years of age. Just repeat the words and point out the upper and lower case letters. Gradually he or she will begin to retain the information.
Talk about other words that start with the same letter.
Talk about how words may rhyme with the words used on the page.
Remind your young student of the shared experience both while you are coloring the sheet and practicing their writing and when you may be seeing or doing a similar activity depicted on the coloring page.
Practice coloring and writing for just a few minutes everyday; especially during mid-morning when children are most alert and do not tire as easily. Practicing regularly helps develop their small motor skills and also conditions young students for academic environments.

"P is for palace" alphabet coloring pages

Description of Coloring Page: giant palace, cobblestone road, peasant and court official, horse, clouds, letter identification, color in the P, upper case P

How to Use This Alphabet Coloring Page:

Help little ones to become familiar with reading and writing every day. Don't be too demanding of any child under five years of age. Just repeat the words/letters and point out the upper and lower case letters. Gradually he or she will begin to retain the information.
Talk about other words that start with the same letter.
Remind your young student of the shared experience both while you are coloring the sheet and practicing their writing and when you may be seeing or doing a similar activity depicted on the coloring page. Example: "Remember when we colored a palace and wrote the letter P? When you color on your paper the word paper starts with 'P' as well. Show him or her how to write the word paper and point to the letter 'P.'
Practice coloring and writing for just a few minutes everyday; especially during mid-morning when children are most alert and do not tire as easily. Practicing regularly helps develop their small motor skills and also conditions young students for academic environments.

"J is for Jack-in-the-box" alphabet coloring page

My children had one of these toys; it scared them I think.

Description of Coloring Page: toy clown, pop!, practice coloring and tracing your J, hat, collar, flower, upper and lower case letters

How to Use This Alphabet Coloring Page:

Help little ones to become familiar with reading and writing every day. Don't be too demanding of any child under five years of age. Just repeat the words and point out the upper and lower case letters. Gradually he or she will begin to retain the information.
Talk about other words that start with the same letter.
Talk about how words may rhyme with the words used on the page.
Remind your young student of the shared experience both while you are coloring the sheet and practicing their writing and when you may be seeing or doing a similar activity depicted on the coloring page. Example: "Remember when we colored a Jack-in-the-box and wrote the word Jack-in-the-box? Would you like to play with an old-fashioned Jack-in-the-box?
Practice coloring and writing for just a few minutes everyday; especially during mid-morning when children are most alert and do not tire as easily. Practicing regularly helps develop their small motor skills and also conditions young students for academic environments.

"O is for owl" alphabet coloring page

Description of Coloring Page: practice tracing the letter o, letter recognition, big owl sitting on a branch

"N is for native" alphabet coloring page

This native has feathers attached to his costume.

Description of Coloring Page: a Native American boy dressed in feathers and fringe, he holds a bow, sitting on his knees, text,"N is for native" letter recognition coloring page, practice tracing both upper and lower case letter n

How to Use This Alphabet Coloring Page:

Help little ones to become familiar with reading and writing every day. Don't be too demanding of any child under five years of age. Just repeat the words and point out the upper and lower case letters. Gradually he or she will begin to retain the information.
Talk about other words that start with the same letter.
Talk about how words may rhyme with the words used on the page.
Remind your young student of the shared experience both while you are coloring the sheet and practicing their writing and when you may be seeing or doing a similar activity depicted on the coloring page. Example: "Remember when we colored a child dressed as a Native American in traditional dress? Would you like to craft some traditional costumes like the kind native Americans wore? Vest from momitforward * Native American Headband * moccasins from Crazy Crow *
Practice coloring and writing for just a few minutes everyday; especially during mid-morning when children are most alert and do not tire as easily. Practicing regularly helps develop their small motor skills and also conditions young students for academic environments.

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Wednesday, June 1, 2016