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We couldn’t help but fall for the fun and quirky designs featured in The Jam Tart’s animal alphabet colouring book. It delivers on quality, kid-appeal and value for money, and was a hit with all of our testers.
There are many benefits for kids when it comes to coloring pages. Not only does coloring foster their creativity and spark their imagination, it also helps kids develop and improve their fine motor skills.
Images include intricate designs of animal and plant life, such as owls, a wolf, a raccoon, horses, and flowers. There are also paisleys, and mandalas included to allow hours of stress relief while coloring each printed page. Relax and relieve stress with over 64 different images in this book.
Have the children color in the animal’s face, and then carefully, leaving a bit of white space around the outline, cut it out of the page.
The many science-backed benefits of coloring include relaxation and stress reduction. A 2018 study in the journal The Arts in Psychotherapy
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Most coloring books require fine motor skills and eagle eyes to color within the lines, but that’s not the case with Sweet Home
Don’t know much about painting? No worries! Each picture has light blue or gray lines indicate areas to paint, and each area has a number and a corresponding numbered paint to use. Just follow the numbers and coloring has never been easier!
A completed Quote page can be framed and turned into a Christmas decoration, or you can even scale it down for making Christmas cards. No matter how you do it, these pages will be lovely for celebrating the holiday season.
What we particularly loved was how different this was to other colouring books we tested. The illustrations are fun and contemporary, and our testers loved guessing the animal hidden in each letter (favourites included “K is for Kangaroo”, complete with a little Joey, and “U is for Urchin”) before reading the words.
After children have colored in the illustrations, have them – or you – draw puzzle shapes directly on top in a thick black marker.
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You can print off the illustrations you wish to use, get the children to color in the main figure and then have them cut the main figure out.