Peter Rabbit Coloring Book: The Classic Edition Coloring Book

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If you feel spoiled for choice when it comes to colors and art mediums, you can print out multiple copies of this printable. And once your class have finished decorating the Peter Rabbit colouring pictures, you can use them to create a fantastic display in your classroom! This next puppy that we have for you to meet looks so happy, and it also looks like it is ready to play! Our next doggy friend is just too cute! The facial expression on the face of this puppy is so happy, and it’s another puppy that anyone in their right mind would want to give a big hug.

If you have a favorite kind of puppy and it looks a bit like this design, then be sure to use those colors to finish off the design! It’s not every day that you find a rabbit that can claim to be one of the most beloved rabbits in the world, but Peter Rabbit is one example that does have that honor! Colouring is an activity that can be combined with other subjects as well. Colour by number activities are a fun way to engage your students with maths and help to build their confidence. We’ve got plenty of different colour by number resources and activities for you to try. For example, why not try this ‘The Tale of Peter Rabbit’ Colour by Number activity? This image is very calm, and for that reason we would recommend some lighter, more muted tones to suit the mood. If you liked this Peter Rabbit colouring resource, you might be interested in some Peter Rabbit trivia. If you keep reading, you’ll find some interesting facts about Peter Rabbit below.We mentioned that the original Peter Rabbit books had a lovely watercolor style to them, and you could try to replicate it in this image by using watercolor paints as well! Peter Rabbit goes on many colorful adventures, and this is no exception! He is dressed for adventure and venturing out into nature.

Next up, we have another impossibly cute puppy for you to color. This one is also fluffy, and it has such a gentle look to it. There are also some great details on this little pooch, and you can work in some subtle color details using your art tools. The large carrot makes for an interesting visual detail, but it also gives you an excuse to use some beautiful bright oranges. Using mediums such as colored pens, markers or acrylic paints would work perfectly, but there are so many others you could use instead. We think that for this one you should use all of your favorite colors that make you happy as you color this little one.

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The original Peter Rabbit books had a delightful watercolor art style, and this is a style you could replicate as you color these printables! You’ll also notice that each picture is paired with a bit of text from the story, and this is the second goal of this resource. By reading through these bits of text alongside these pictures, your students will be practising and honing their reading comprehension abilities. When people use the phrase ‘puppy dog eyes,’ we’re sure that the look on this one’s face is probably what they have in mind!

Featuring 15 different images based around Beatrix Potter's much-loved story The Tale of Peter Rabbit, these pictures display key moments from the story for your class to decorate.Some examples would be a beautiful Spring day full of flowers or maybe a blanket of red and orange Fall leaves.

We’re sure this little guy would definitely appreciate having such fun toys to play with! What kinds of toys would you like to give to this adorable little puppy? We hope that you had a really fun time working on this collection of free Peter Rabbit coloring sheets for kids!

You can print out as many copies as you please, and you’ll definitely want to share these charming printables with your friends and family to enjoy as well. Even if you're not reading The Tale of Peter Rabbit together, your class will enjoy colouring in these lovely designs. And the best part is that colouring helps to reinforce fine motor skills so your class are learning and having fun at the same time. Who are some of the characters in Peter Rabbit? There are already so many amazing details, but you could also add some more of your own as well. Adding more props and other objects could be great as well. If you saw this next puppy in real life, we think it would be impossible to resist giving it a big hug. This little one seems to be based on a poodle, and it is so fluffy!