My daughter loves this coloring book because it’s also a story! Follow a witch cat as she sweeps out the ghosts, cares for her greenhouse plants, visits a gryph in the enchanted forest where she collects more plants, concocts a magic potion, and does other daily witchy activities. This is a 96-page book with one coloring page to color on each two-page spread.
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The coloring book publishers we featured here have masterfully crafted magical experiences, whisking both adults and young artists alike to enchanting lands, offering detailed images that answer the call for quality. With each turn of the page, they sell us on themes that have been thoughtfully created, leaving us in full control to decide how we infuse them with our artistic prowess.
Throughout the book there are suggestions on what to draw and colour, alongside iconic artworks for inspiration (for example, create a drawing of a group of friends in tiny dots, in the style of Georges Seurat). Aimed at older children – they will want to be able to read independently unless you are happy to sit with them and explain every page – our nine-year-old tester was thoroughly absorbed in this from the start.
It isn't the most in-depth program in the world, but it can cover you in a pinch and give you something to do if you need to kill some time.
That half an inch of paper is to fold back and create a “stand” for the object. Glue the “stands” into the shoebox, and voilà – you have a nifty diorama to show off.
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In fact, all our testers really loved this book (who wouldn’t be won over by a group of smiley jellyfish, hey?) and it was certainly one they asked for regularly. All this, plus a set of 30 sparkly gem stickers – just the trick for decorating the mermaids’ hair and tails – made it excellent value for money.
Our six year old definitely fits the brief and was suitably impressed with the realistic illustrations and coloring books bulk accompanying statistics – they are a big fan of a dinosaur fact.
For younger kids, you can make the pieces bigger, and for older ones, you can make the pieces smaller. Have the children cut out the pieces and keep them in a plastic baggy.
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Shrink the illustration of your choosing down to one-fourth of the page and put it in the bottom right corner.