Colouring books are the ultimate failsafe, screen-free entertainment for kids of all ages. Whether you’re looking for something to keep children busy during the long school summer holiday, an easy activity to pull out on a rainy day or simply a way to occupy the kids while you’re trying to cook dinner, a colouring book will never let you down.
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Begin with the Bunnies Coloring Page, a darling image of bunnies hiding in floral bushes. This is a great page to color for Easter, but it's neutral enough to appease any bunny lover!
For a fun craft that involves cutting with scissors and gluing, as well as the need for some shoe boxes, have your children or students make dioramas out of the coloring sheets.
You will need a bit of space for this as it’s 112cm x 78cm when assembled, but it’s just the thing for keeping kids of all ages busy during the school holidays when you have jobs to do.
The many science-backed benefits of coloring include relaxation and stress reduction. A 2018 study in the journal The Arts in Psychotherapy
The wonderful colouring book with incredible and adorable dragons will make the kids have chance to cultivate their creativity and imagination. Your kid will discover, learn and colour a variety of dragons in a fun way.
If you're less interested in laughing and more interested in self-soothing, this relaxing coloring book for adults is for you. Switch off and let your creativity loose in the flow of floral illustrations!
Now, this craft suits older children in the eight to 12 age range, so if you have younger kids, this might not be the best activity for them.
Take a glance around Stay's page, and you'll see that she's right: her coloring pages just seem like they are put together a bit better than the pages on many other sites.
So many adult coloring books are grouped by theme, so it’s refreshing to find one book that caters to everyone. That inclusivity must be why Cindy Elsharouni’s book has over 20,000 reviews.
Dive into 84 pages of extremely detailed hand-drawn illustrations straight from Johanna Basford, the artist credited with starting the adult coloring book craze.
Get the children to color in the illustration, and then you, as the adult, will draw in a few lines on the back, including one to separate the message section from the address section.
This mega 127-page offering is a colouring book and art history book wrapped up in one bumper package. Designed grayscale coloring books for adults to take a child “on a journey through the world of art”, from the Lascaux cave drawings right up to Miró’s Surrealism, it’s an interactive book that encourages children to create their own interpretations of famous artwork, as well as add their own finishing touches.