Inclusive kids at play colouring pages
Eight pictures of kids playing and learning together.
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.
Painting Together colouring page
A one-page colouring picture: Painting Together. Choose your colours and talk about what you notice.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour three kids painting together at an art table. One of them uses a wheelchair, one 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.
Building Blocks colouring page
A one-page colouring picture: Building Blocks. Choose your colours and talk about what you notice.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour three kids building a block tower on the floor together. One wears a hijab, one has a limb difference. 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.
Lunch Time colouring page
A one-page colouring picture: Lunch Time. Choose your colours and talk about what you notice.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour three friends eating lunch together at a round table. One 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.
Making Music colouring page
A one-page colouring picture: Making Music. Choose your colours and talk about what you notice.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour three kids making music with a tambourine, a drum and a maraca. One 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.
Parachute Play colouring page
A one-page colouring picture: Parachute Play. Choose your colours and talk about what you notice.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour four kids playing with a parachute. One boy uses a wheelchair, one 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.
A Picnic colouring page
A one-page colouring picture: A Picnic. Choose your colours and talk about what you notice.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour three friends sharing a picnic blanket and a basket of fruit. One girl wears a hijab, one boy has glasses. 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.
Reading Time colouring page
A one-page colouring picture: Reading Time. Choose your colours and talk about what you notice.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour three kids reading one big book together. One 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.
Playing Soccer colouring page
A one-page colouring picture: Playing Soccer. Choose your colours and talk about what you notice.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Colour three kids racing after a soccer ball. One 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.