Winter Coloring Book for Kids

Fifty-two winter pages — snow, ice, animals and cozy days. No holiday in sight, on purpose.

This is a book about winter itself, which is why it is still the right book in January and February. Snowmen and snow angels, an otter on ice skates, a hare in its white winter coat, a hedgehog asleep under the hedge, and the warm indoors you come back to.

• 52 pages to color — snow play, the winter world, animals in winter, cozy indoors, and the winter jobs
• A true winter fact on every page — one sentence to read aloud, each checked against a zoo, museum or science agency
• A winter story in four parts — The Mitten, retold, with a picture to color for each part
• A word to trace under the first pictures, and two finish-the-snowflake pages
• Every snowflake has six arms — the way a real one does, because a teacher notices
• Honest animals — the hare is white because it turns white, the hedgehog is asleep because it hibernates, and the penguin and the polar bear never share a page
• Simplest first, fullest last
• A blank back behind every picture — markers never spoil the next page
• A certificate at the end for the colorist who finishes

For ages 3–6, in a big 8.5 × 8.5 inch format. Big bold outlines, so crayons and markers both work.

From KidsColorWorks — pages they can actually do.