this means that you’ll be kept informed about:
- new colouring pages on specific themes
- new free booklets to download
- competitions and events
Boris’s shop puzzle
on the street
Emma and Thomas playing hopscotch
- Emma and Thomas are playing hopscotch on the pavement.
- Thomas has thrown his stone onto number 3.
- he hops on one leg to number 1 and then 2 and carefully picks up the stone.
- he continues to numbers 4 and 5 and so on towards 10.
- a great game that your granny and grandpa also played when they were young.
- use pretty colours to colour in the picture.
- stand on one leg and give the picture to your granny or grandpa.
traffic cones
- you sometimes see traffic cones on a cycle lane, pavement or on the road.
- it means you need to watch out.
- perhaps you’re not allowed through because there are roadworks.
- then you have to cross the road.
- or there might be a removal van parked in front of a house.
- if you see one of those, ask if you can lend a hand.
- colour this picture in pretty colours.
- give the drawing to someone you love.
make your own ice cream van
- print out the colouring page on strong paper.
- colour the ice cream van in yummy colours.
- cut out the ice cream van and the ice cream cone around the edges.
- fold to make an ice cream van and glue everything together.
- fold the ice cream cone and glue it above the windscreen.
- say ‘ting-a-ling’ and drive the ice cream van all around the house.
Emma and Thomas in a taxi
- vroom… there’s a taxi driving down the street.
- Emma and Thomas are sitting in the taxi.
- they are sitting in the back of the taxi.
- have you ever been in a taxi?
- what colour was the taxi?
- was the taxi driver a woman or a man?
- colour in this picture with bright colours.
street lamp
- is there a lamp post in front of your house?
- a street lamp lights up the street when it’s dark.
- so that you don’t walk into any lamp posts.
- colour this picture in beautiful colours.
- then stick the colouring page to a street lamp.
fireworks above the houses.
- bang! boom! pop!
- these fireworks are to celebrate the end of the year.
- but also the beginning of the new year.
- to celebrate we let off fireworks.
- the firework bursts open high up in the sky.
- we see a kaleidoscope of colours in the night sky.
- wow… they’re so pretty…
- colour the colouring page in your favourite colours.
traffic light
- what do you do at a traffic light?
- you stop if it’s red.
- if it’s orange you have to watch out.
- and if it’s green you can go through.
- but… always take care.
- use bright colours to colour this picture.
- give the colouring page to someone from the police.
Christmas tree in the village
- is there a Christmas tree in your street?
- when it gets dark you can clearly see the lights.
- colour this drawing with lovely colours.
- hang the colouring page next to your bed.
- it’s lovely and cosy…
help Saint Nicholas to spot the five differences
- Saint Nicholas and Black Pete are out and about.
- spot the 5 differences between these 2 pictures.
- colour the picture in your favourite colours.
small van
- who does this small van belong to?
- does it belong to the baker?
- or does it belong to your neighbour?
- colour this picture in bright colours.
- give the colouring page to someone with a van.
a house with a tree
- there is a pine tree next to this house.
- at Christmas time it’s festooned with lights.
- colour this print with colours you like.
- give the picture to an aunt or uncle.