Coloring Ideas
- Start with the child and main ball, tool or instrument.
- Choose two or three bright colors and repeat them in the largest shapes.
- Name the movement or hobby while coloring to build activity vocabulary.
A preschool child swings a lightweight bat at a large ball on a practice tee. The uncluttered grass setting keeps attention on the safe beginner movement.
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A preschool child swings a lightweight bat at a large ball on a practice tee. The uncluttered grass setting keeps attention on the safe beginner movement. This original page was visually reviewed for one readable action, bold closed outlines, child-friendly anatomy and clean print margins.
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It uses one familiar action, bold contours, large coloring regions and very little background clutter.
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A preschool child swings a lightweight bat at a large ball on a practice tee. The uncluttered grass setting keeps attention on the safe beginner movement.