Daniel Tiger Getting Ready for School coloring page
Color in this useful Daniel Tiger page! He is preparing to go to school in a bathroom that has a toy shelf and a clock. An amusing activity with a routine theme with children.
The coloring page: Daniel Tiger is in his bedroom preparing to go to school. Such small details as a clock, visible to show the time control, a neat shelf with toys being his favourite, and Daniel himself perhaps putting on his backpack or picking his clothes make the scene thoughtful and contributing to the narration. This example perfectly helps in the mission of the show to instruct in the practical life skills and strategies by use of song and storey. It provides a clear visual support of the morning rituals, the time concept, and passing home to school: some of the typical experiences of young children but often difficult to be. The process of filling this page with colour offers a serene, imaginative task that can be used by parents and teachers to have an open discussion with their children on how the morning routine flows, how that person understands the time of day, and how they feel about being ready to start their day. It is a great device in the reduction of school-day anxiety and the fostering of independence with low pressure and fun aspect. Relating art and daily lessons, the free printable activity can be used to build the fine motor skills, color awareness, and sequence comprehensiveness with the helping and enveloping environment of Daniel Tiger.
How to Color This Page:
Make Daniel pre-school morning bright and rosy! Begin with Daniel himself, with red sweater and yellow his stripes. In his bedroom, he wants to have peaceful tones: he might use light blue as the wall colour and a creamy brown as the wooden furniture such as his bed frame or toy shelf. The clock is a much admired object--be the face white with big black figures, the hour hand red to aid time telling. The shelf can contain multi-coloured toys; it is possible to ask to use various colours on each ball, book, or stuffed animal. Daniel has a backpack of his favourite colour perhaps bright green or blue. To have an extra detail when making the bed, place some fun colour covering, such as stripes or polka dots. To provide some nice definition, one can use bigger crayons to cover bigger areas such as the floor and walls, and smaller crayons like coloured pencils to cover smaller objects, such as the clock hands or titles on the spines of the book. Above all, it is a good exercise of discussing routines and enjoying creative fun in a productive way- there is no evil way to colour a productive morning!
