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She's a real icon for Disney and has appeared in many video games and is a regular sight at their many theme parks. Her mischievous ways and expressive face makes her an adorable little character. And what little girl wouldn't want to be a fairy, flying around and having fun? Maybe this is why she is so popular with girls of all ages. When it comes to Coloring Pages for girls, Tinkerbell is one of the most popular. Her well known yellow hair and green dress are very easy to color in and once you add some yellow twinkle dust everywhere, you are well on your way to being finished. Encourage your child to use their imagination and ask them what they think Tinkerbell is up to, or even get them to add in a background to the picture or maybe create a new pet for Tinkerbell. Creativity and use of imagination is one of the many benefits to Coloring Pages.

Now that you're an adult, there are no limits. Not only can you now give yourself permission to color outside the lines, you can keep your coloring as simple, or get as sophisticated, as you want.

There are so many different pictures available that you may have better success using specific terms like ”Jesus healing the blind man coloring page” or ”Tower of Babel coloring page,” as examples. This is a great idea if you're looking for a coloring page to compliment your evening devotions or a Sunday School lesson at church. In those situations, you can let your children color in a picture that represents the Bible story you are teaching them. After they are done coloring, they can tape their picture in their bedroom, which will help them remember that particular Bible story.

Moral Education Through Coloring Pages – Christian parents can easily find many free Bible coloring pages online. Even if your family is not religious it is important for children to understand religious concept, icons, and events from the Bible. This is an issue cultural education, not just a moral foundation. In a broader perspective these images can be used as a starting point for conversation on moral topics in general. Of course coloring pages depicting Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist and even Humanist principles are freely available online. Beyond these simplistic and often jingoistic sources, a foundation for a broader moral education can be found if parents use a little creativity in their search. Many state government departments offer free couloring sheets promoting good citizenship. For example the State Department of Environmental Protection might offer activity pages promoting keeping the environment clean. Other important civic and moral lessons that can be taught via coloring are sharing, loyalty and self-discipline.