Coloring and Art

• This fun and inspiring activity lets students color in various Captain Climate images, print off and color bookmarks, and make a cutout of their ideas to help the Earth.
• The images in the activity encourage students to be kind, read books, and protect the planet.
  

Positives

• The slides can be used as digital art or hands-on art and coloring projects.
• The messages on the bookmarks and coloring pages are positive and encouraging for young learners.
  

Additional Prerequisites

• Teachers will need to make a copy or print off the pages for students to work on.
• You will need access to the Internet to view, download, or print the materials.
  

Differentiation

• Have younger students (that are not ready to use scissors) complete the coloring pages and color in the bookmarks, then give them to the teacher to cut out.
• Students who are new to writing words can draw or dictate their ideas for helping the Earth to an adult who writes the words to copy down.
• Suggest students use the images provided as inspiration for their own poster, picture, or art project.
• This would be a great coloring activity for fast finishers or those who like to be active during class.
• These coloring pages can serve as morning work to introduce and build background knowledge for a lesson on Earth Day.
• Have students display their art for the school to see in a hallway or lunchroom, or have students do a gallery walk and discuss what they like about each project.
  

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