Give them a box of crayons (or iPencil) and a whole world to explore

 One minute they’re coloring a giraffe at the zoo. The next, they’re saying bonjour, hunting for a horseshoe in Ginger’s barnyard, or inventing an animal friend who belongs in their own story. My Big Coloring Book of Little Adventures gives kids a new reason to reach for their crayons, with playful early learning and real things to talk about together.

 From the first letter to the Rainbow Explorer Certificate, children get to trace, count, solve, and create at their own pace. The clickable contents let you jump straight to a favorite section, and the US Letter pages are easy to print a few at a time for quiet afternoons, homeschool breaks, rainy weekends, or a trip.

What’s inside

• A–Z Animal Adventures. Color an animal for every letter and practice uppercase and lowercase tracing.
• Numbers 1–20 and shapes. Count stars, hearts, rhombuses, cubes, cylinders, and more, then trace and write each number.
• Words Around the World. Read and trace “Hello” and “Thank you” in English, Spanish, French, Mandarin Chinese, and German.
• Feelings, kindness, and affirmations. Explore everyday emotions, try a small act of kindness, and color encouraging words like “I Will Try Again.”
• Three color-by-number scenes. Visit the zoo, the butterfly garden, and the underwater world using simple five-color keys.
• Holidays and All About Me. Color six holiday scenes and draw family, favorite toys, and a perfect day.
• Rainbow Quest. Find hidden objects, spot five differences, connect the dots, design a new animal friend, and color a Rainbow Explorer Certificate.

 Download your copy for use on iPads or tablets, or pick the first adventure, print any or all of the pages, and let your little artist get started.

What you receive

 One 100-page PDF with a full-color cover, clickable contents and bookmarks, and the complete 98-page black-and-white interior. Pages are 8.5 × 11 inches. This listing is for a digital download.

Website FAQ

Who is this coloring and activity book for?
 It’s designed for kids. Younger children can start with coloring and counting, while older children can try tracing, spot-the-difference puzzles, and drawing prompts.

Can I print just one activity?
 Yes. Open the PDF, choose an activity using the contents page, and print the page you want at actual size on US Letter paper.

What languages are included?
 The book’s instructions are in English. Two activities introduce “Hello” and “Thank you” in English, Spanish, French, Mandarin Chinese, and German. The Mandarin words appear in simplified Chinese with pinyin below them.

Is there a paperback edition?
 It's coming!