Official CoComelon: Colours: Discover a rainbow of first colours with JJ in this fun, early-learning illustrated board book for children aged 1, 2, 3 and 4 years

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When it comes to coloring, kids should be encouraged to color within the lines, but it shouldn’t be made to feel like a big deal if they fail to do so. That isn’t the only color a tutu can be, but it is pretty classic for young ballerinas to wear pink. When coloring, kids can also be encouraged to use different art tools and mediums to what they’re used to. When coloring this character, it could be done in a way that matches the colors and appearance of the character on the show.

This charming picture of a baby with a star really gets the imagination going. It looks a bit like this character is singing a song, and this opens up opportunities for kids to get creative. This final picture in the collection is for the most hard-core Cocomelon fans out there! The picture features 5 different characters to color, and each one is highly detailed. Kids can also get creative with it and use their own color ideas to bring the image to life. When kids are expressing themselves, it’s important not to limit it and let them use the colors they life.The kid on this next Cocomelon coloring printable looks ready for some adventures! He is dressed in some goggles, and this opens up opportunities for kids to get creative.

One way this could be done would be to choose a favorite song from the show. Then, you can write a line from the song inside a speech bubble to make it look like the character is singing it. It will be up to each child to decide how far they would like to take this picture with their art supplies.This is another case of seeing whether kids choose whether to replicate the logo as it appears in the show or create something unique with their own color choices. There are also some great small circle details surrounding the bear which kids can color. For younger kids who may find that a bit challenging, they could also color over the circles. For some added fun, you could also draw some small musical notes and other details to add even more life to the image.

Having this variation makes this picture good for a wide range of age groups. Younger kids can color over the raindrops, but older kids looking for a challenge can color each drop. This takes off the pressure, and if your child is not happy with the results, they can give it another go. It’s a great way to encourage experimentation and creativity!The Cocomelon series is an excellent example of videos aimed at entertaining and teaching little ones.