Inclusive fantasy friends colouring pages
Eighteen fantasy scenes: mermaids, dragons, knights and unicorns.
Why a facilitator guide for a colouring page?
“Which one is skin colour?” “Why are there two mums?” This one-page PDF offers a colouring invitation, possible responses to students’ questions, ideas for trying, mixing and layering colours, and a short note from CARL’s co-founders.
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Mermaids
Mermaid Colouring Page 1
An underwater colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a mermaid with long braids swimming beside a sea turtle, with fish, shells and a starfish. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
Mermaid Colouring Page 2
An underwater colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a merboy with curly hair meeting a sea turtle among the seaweed and fish. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
Mermaid Colouring Page 3
An underwater colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a mermaid greeting a sea turtle among the seaweed and fish. The mermaid wears a hijab. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
Mermaid Colouring Page 4
Colour a mermaid swimming beside a sea turtle. Try your colours in the swatches first.
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Link to this worksheetDragons
A Dragon Friend colouring page
A dragon colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a girl with curly hair and a bow giving an apple to a dragon friend in a sunny garden. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
A Dragon Adventure colouring page
A dragon colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a boy and a dragon planning an adventure over a map, with a castle on the hill behind them. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
A Snack for a Dragon colouring page
A dragon colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a boy handing an apple to a small dragon outside a castle. The boy wears a patka. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
A Map for a Dragon colouring page
A dragon colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a girl with braids and glasses reading a treasure map with a friendly dragon, castle in the distance. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
An Adventure with My Guide Dragon
Colour a child and a guide dragon on an adventure together. Try your colours in the swatches first.
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Link to this worksheetKnights
A Knight and a Horse 1 colouring page
A knight colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a princess knight with curly hair, standing with her horse in front of a faraway castle. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
A Knight and a Horse 2 colouring page
A knight colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a young knight and his horse in front of a faraway castle. The knight wears a hearing aid. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
A Ride to the Castle
Colour a young knight riding towards a castle in a supportive saddle. Try your colours in the swatches first.
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Link to this worksheetUnicorns
Unicorn Garden 1 colouring page
A unicorn colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a girl offering a flower to a unicorn in a garden, by an arched gate. The girl wears a hijab. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
Unicorn Garden 2 colouring page
A unicorn colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a girl with long braids offering a flower to a unicorn in a garden, by an arched gate. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
Unicorn Picnic 1 colouring page
A unicorn colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a picnic with a unicorn: a boy shares an apple from a basket, under a rainbow. The boy wears a patka. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
Unicorn Picnic 2 colouring page
A unicorn colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a picnic with a unicorn: a boy in glasses shares an apple from a basket, under a rainbow. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
Story with a Unicorn 1 colouring page
A unicorn colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
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Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a boy reading a storybook to a unicorn in a mushroom-dotted forest. The boy wears a kippah. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.
Story with a Unicorn 2 colouring page
A unicorn colouring scene. Try colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour a child reading a storybook to a unicorn in a mushroom-dotted forest. The child has a big, beautiful afro. Try your colours in the six swatches, then colour the picture. Every family looks different and so does every person, and that is a good thing. We make these pages so students can see people who look like them, their auntie or uncle, their friends and their neighbours.