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The Best My First Colouring Book ( PDF)

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  • 30 coloring pages
  • Simple designs
  • Color Poem included
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Encourage your toddler’s fine motor skills by introducing him to crayons for scribbling, doodling, and building manual dexterity using My First Colouring Book ( PDF)

My First Colouring Book ( PDF)

What age is appropriate for coloring books?

Toddlers and Preschoolers starting at age 15 months can benefit from using coloring pages. At toddler age, you can use all types of coloring supplies like watercolor, stickers, paint sticks, and washable paint to explore these pages.
 
Coloring is a very useful learning resource for toddlers. It develops fine motor skills, critical thinking, and process art.
 
In addition, coloring pages are a great opportunity to create process art exercises, learn scissor skills, and other developmental activities for this age.
 
When a child is 2 years old he has more patience and attention span to color pictures. Pictures should be large and with not a lot of details. Coloring pages at two years old is a great opportunity to develop vocabulary. This package of coloring pages is focused on color learning
 
 

Should a 2 year old be coloring?

Here’s a timeline of when your budding artist may take off using My First Colouring Book ( PDF)

  • 12 to 15 months: When your toddler has mastered the pincer grasp (holding objects with his thumb and forefinger), he’ll likely be ready and willing to grasp a crayon well enough to make marks with it. Around this time, toddlers will use crayons primarily for large random arcs, blobs, and unintentional scrawling — a study in pleasure rather than technique. 
  • 15 to 18 months: Your toddler’s scribbling and coloring will probably graduate to expressive interpretation. You may not be able to see the forest or the trees in those swirls, but you’ll start to see blocks of color and more definitive marks and patterns.
  • 18 to 24 months: His scribbles will likely fill up more space on the paper. At this age, every crayon stroke represents something to your little artist — those swirly loops may be a puppy or those vibrant stripes may be his daddy.

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