1001 Things to Colour (Colouring Books)

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Yellow Common Seahorse – Also known as the estuary seahorse, the yellow seahorse is a marine species native to the Indo-Pacific. It is a popular ornamental fish found in coastal waters or estuaries throughout Southeast Asia, Japan, and Australia. This seahorse can change color to blend in. Goldenrod Crab Spider Goldenrod Crab Spider In a tray, spread some shaving cream. Add 2 drops of red and blue colour to this and ask your child to mix it using a finger to make the purple colour. 2. Grape Stamp In the case of food, it is a plant pigment known as carotenoids. It is the source of food’s yellow hues. Plum is a fruit with dark purple skin and juicy flesh with a stone at its core. The fruit is used to make jams and is also used in a variety of desserts. 9. Red Grapes

Lupins are also called purple swirls. Lupin is a beautiful purple plant that blooms in the late spring and early summer. 6. Hyacinth Colour matching activities are one of the most common and simplest ways of learning colours. Your child could use their toys, or objects around the house, to sort the items by colours. To help them identify colours, you could say the names of the colours too. Gather your family around, give everyone a pen and some slips of paper, and ask them to write a different challenge on each one. Then, fold them all up and put them in the jar. You’ll find some tips on choosing colour challenges below. Purple Kale is deep purple in colour and is often used in salads to add a bright punch of colour. It also has a more robust, cabbage-like flavour that makes it an excellent option for hearty soups and stews. 2. Purple ArtichokePracticality (think objects that are in frequent use outdoors, trash cans, street sculpture, furniture)

Sunflowers are yellow because beta-carotene pigment is found in the leaf cells. Except for yellow, it absorbs light rays. Yellow Rose Yellow roses Lavenders are beautiful, fragrant purple flowers that are used in aromatherapy and are famous for their calming properties. 4. Jacaranda Melon – The primary distinction between gold honeydew and yellow melons is that gold honeydew melons are sweeter. Unlike gold honeydew melons, where the intensity of the color indicates whether it is ripe or not, traditional honeydew melons are more difficult to determine. Passion fruit Passion fruit Yellow Kiwi – The golden kiwifruit, also known as the yellow kiwifruit, is a modern variety with smooth skin and a milder flavor than the green kiwifruit. This kiwi has a vibrant yellow color when sliced open and is great for fruit salads, desserts, or smoothies. It is high in fructose and promotes healthy digestion, skin, and weight loss. Potato Yellow potatoesSaturn – The second-largest planet of the Solar System and the sixth largest planet from the Sun, Saturn has a pale yellow color due to ammonia crystals in the upper atmosphere. Amber Amber Start by making a chart on a piece of paper. Draw a table with seven headings. The headings should be: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink. Underneath each heading leave space to write down your discoveries. Yellow Pear Tomatoes – These small, pear-shaped yellow tomatoes are bright yellow in color and high in vitamins A, B, and C and mineral salts. Yellow Tomato Yellow tomatoes Dahlia – A sun-loving plant, the yellow dahlia blooms all summer long and offers an abundance of gorgeous flowers. It is lemon yellow, cheerful, and brings joy. Golden Shield Lichen Golden Lichen Gold – Gold is the most malleable and ductile metal, despite being one of the densest materials. This highly valued precious metal appears yellow because it absorbs more blue light than other wavelengths of light. As a result, the reflected light does not contain any blue. Honeycomb Yellow Honeycomb

Corn – Also known as maize, corn is a starchy vegetable that comes in the form of kernels on a cob covered by a husk. Cornmeal is the result of grinding them. Also known as coarse flour, maize flour is yellowish in color and high in fiber, vitamins, and minerals (iron, magnesium, potassium). Corn flour, unlike wheat flour, is gluten-free and recommended for people with coeliac disease or gluten intolerance. In Europe, corn flour is used to make the traditional polenta. Yellow animals Golden Retriever Golden Retriever Dandelion – The common dandelion is a bright yellow plant that grows in meadows and along riverbanks. The only difference between white and yellow dandelions is their developmental stage; otherwise, they are the same type of weed. So, in a stiff breeze, yellow dandelions grow successfully and become white globes of exposed seed, dispersing their seeds over long distances. According to some traditions, the seedpods are blown by people who make a wish beforehand. Coreopsis Coreopsis Yellow Tulip – This lovely plant represents joy, hope, and cheerfulness. Yellow tulips brighten your day. They require sunlight and grow best in warm climates. Tulips are available in a range of colors, including pale yellow, cream, and white. Sunflower Sunflower Purple Artichokes have a slightly more pronounced nutty flavour than green artichokes. The best part is that the vegetable does not lose its vibrant colour when cooked. 3. Shallot Sun – The nearest star to Earth, the sun is located in the Milky Way Galaxy’s spiral arm known as the Orion Spur. The sun appears yellow because the atmosphere scatters a shorter wavelength of sunlight to larger wavelengths. Throughout the day, the atmosphere scatters purple and blue colors, producing yellowish sunlight. Saturn SaturnEyelash Viper – This viper is known for the speed with which it strikes. The Eyelash Viper bite is neurotoxic and haemotoxic and affects the central nervous and cardiovascular systems. It can be fatal. This species lives in Central and South America. Its name comes from the scales above the eyes that resemble eyelashes. Fire Salamander Fire Salamander Large-scale spray bottle painting: Take your paints outside! Provide children with different-coloured paints in spray bottles along with a blank sheet of paper or fabric. Let the children use their fine and gross motor skills to spray the paint onto the canvas. Talk to the children about how the different colours make them feel as they are creating. It’s believed that lake Hillier was first discovered in 1802, by Matthew Flinders, during an expedition. This pink lake is found in Western Australia. When the algae and bacteria inhabiting this lake mixed, a bubblegum pink color was produced, making the lake attain its pink hue. On the day of your colour walk, everyone in your family should wear their most colourful clothes, this could mean wearing a colourful jumper, a hat, scarf, or even wellies. Yellow Dragon Fruit – This fruit, also known as dragon fruit, is high in antioxidants and vitamin C, and it can boost iron levels in the body. It is a delicious fruit with juicy sweetness. It is derived from a cactus plant and can be either red or yellow in color. Golden Honeydew Melon Golden honeydew melon