Inclusive family colouring pages
Eight family pictures to colour. Every family looks different, and that is the point.
Why a facilitator guide for a colouring page?
“Which one is skin colour?” “Why are there two mums?” This short guide offers possible responses to questions children might ask while colouring. It also includes ideas for trying and layering colours, exploring different shades and keeping conversations about people and families open.
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Grandma and Grandpa colouring page
A family colouring page: Grandma and Grandpa with two grandchildren, Grandpa leaning on his cane.
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Reading Together colouring page
A family colouring page: a caregiver and a child sitting on the floor reading a book together. The caregiver wears a hijab.
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Brothers and Sisters colouring page
A family colouring page: brothers and sisters, four kids from a baby to the big kid in charge. One of the boys has a prosthetic.
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Story Time colouring page
A family colouring page: one caregiver, two kids on his lap, and story time.
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Three Generations colouring page
A family colouring page: three generations on one bench, a grandfather in a turban, a caregiver and a child.
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My Two Dads colouring page
A family colouring page: two dads and their two kids, all together.
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My Two Mums colouring page
A family colouring page: two mums and their daughter, holding hands.
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My Family colouring page
A family colouring page: a caregiver who uses a wheelchair, another caregiver and their child.
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