25 Colour-In Pics for Ext. Activities (including frames for organisation).

Colour in can be used in so many different ways, generally its for better classroom management.  For days when children finish their work/tasks too early, for time that a child needs to work in isolation (for whatever reason they may be upset etc) or simply for children who are just too fidgety and need to calm down form a high of some sort / sugar / excitement etc.

Great when used a ‘treat’ for those who complete the work before the rest (helps to prevent boredome misbehaviour) and also as a bonus for finishing classwork at all. Useful for exam sessions where some finish earlier and then sit around wondering (sometimes out loud) when they will all be done / let out…

If they do not use it for colouring then they could use it for tracing and learning how to work with lines in Art (so its also for junior high school pupils).  Included are frames/borders to keep their tasks looking smart.

This is a compilation of pictures I compiled together into once document (MS Word) from where it is easily obtained, to be enlarged onto A4 (simply dragging into another doc or just enlarging, right click and print).

This was an easier solution as opposed to invididually uploading all 25 images to be downloaded. Saving you time and money.

The colour in images are black and white I could not get them all to show in the video which is just a demo of what is available.  They are mostly vector images (black and white) so that children will be inspired to colour-in or even copy the drawings, teaching them the valuable lesson of line in Art.

The frames are for organisation of your ‘Collectibles’ (a nicer term for learner and teacher files no?).

So here I am, sharing my collection with you.  Enjoy 🙂

PS. The Video Preview shows a black background (it is actually white).  The pictures and borders/frames are all done in black and they have white backgrounds.  Thanks.

Compiled by: D.West (B.A/H.D.E +B.A Hons)