this means that you’ll be kept informed about:
- colouring pages on specific themes
- new free booklets to download
big Easter eggs from the Easter bunny
- which are the tastiest: big Easter eggs or small ones?
postal worker in post van
- do you sometimes write a letter to your uncle?
- then you post your envelope in a postbox.
- the postal worker delivers the letter to your uncle.
- would your uncle be happy with his letter?
- colour in this picture using colours that you like.
- put the colouring page in an envelope and post it.
make your own magician’s hat with stars
- would you like to do some magic?
- change an apple into a pear?
- then make your own magician’s hat with stars.
- print out the picture on strong paper.
- colour in the hat and cut it out.
- cut out the three strips too.
- staple two strips to the magician’s hat.
- then fit the hat on your head and staple the strips together.
- abracadabra!
the first snow
- it’s winter and it’s cold outside.
- the street is deserted, everyone’s at home.
- the snowflakes are softly drifting down.
- it’s almost time to make a snowman.
- or to go slidingdown a hill on a sledge.
- colour in this picture in wintery colours.
- hang the colouring page in the kitchen.
make your own firefighter’s helmet
- would you like to work for the fire service?
- and drive a fire engine?
- then make your own firefighter’s helmet now.
- print out the colouring page on strong paper.
- colour in the helmet and cut it out.
- cut out the two strips too.
- staple the two strips to the firefighter’s helmet.
- fit the helmet to your head and staple the two strips together.
Father Christmas and his reindeer
- Father Christmas is very busy at this time of year.
- all over the world, he’s leaving presents under the Christmas tree.
- from time to time, he and his reindeer have a short break.
- then Father Christmas drinks a cup of tea.
- and the reindeer eats bark from the trees.
- colour this picture in beautiful colours .
- hang the colouring page on your window.
- that way, Father Christmas will be sure to see it.
make your own Christmas place cards
- ho ho ho! it’s Christmas again.
- here are four place cards to put on your festive table.
- print out the picture on strong papier.
- colour in the cards in festive colours and cut them out.
- fill in the names.
- fold the cards and arrange them on your Christmas table.
