Coloring Pages!

I got a new idea!

practice area 51

What if, on each of Foster and Panda’s adventure posts, I was also able to include a free, printable coloring page for kids? (Or, let’s face it, grown-ups too.)

 

 

Then, to avoid having to draw frequently repeated images, what if I could scan them into the computer so they could be inserted into different Word documents?

 

 

Foster looking down smallAnd what if I could have a clean copy to scan, without all the usual smudges and erasures? Maybe tracing paper…
tracing paperYeah…tracing paper!panda parachuteI could just scan the tracing paper, and that way I would only have the lines I wanted.practicePlus it wouldn’t matter if I drew random things on the same page, since I would only be tracing them anyway.more tracing paperSeriously, who doesn’t love tracing paper?making a messAnd I could make a huge mess!more messDid I mention how much I like tracing paper?playing with lampHave you ever noticed that when you are absorbed in something, certain others may get quite bored?looking innocent“Mom, you surely aren’t referring to me, are you?”cactus part 1

It worked!

All you have to do (hopefully) is click on the links below and print out your free coloring pages. (Or, if you’re not into coloring, you can just click to look at them.) As in “Only a Test”,  my first “coloring page post”, these pages are not perfect. They still need some work but I was so excited about my idea that I had to post them anyway!

P.S. I realized after posting these that the Word Documents do not seem to display correctly on mobile devices (at least not on mine). They should work properly from a laptop or desktop computer. I added a PDF for each, and they display nicely on my iPhone.

Word documents

 Panda falling into Area 51

Sitting By Cactus

Panda with parachute

Spiraling Through Space

PDF

Panda falling into Area 51

Sitting By Cactus

Panda with parachute

Spiraling Through Space