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Of the most used characters for the Halloween coloring book make part the witches, the monsters, the black cats or the skeletons. Everyone of them has its purpose in developing a theme as more frightening as possible.The witches have always been seen in transforming everyone and everything around you, with their powers, the monsters add the horror style, by their simple figure and the black cats are seen as a sign of bad luck and witchcraft. The pages with ghosts and pumpkins are, also, not so easy to forget. Of course, the ones who design these books aim to make them not so scarry as they apparently seem, as to be bought for every children of every ages.

Coloring pages is just like an adult wishes to travel the whole world. A child loves to experiment with a variety of colors on his favorite pictures. Parents possess an excellent resource of obtaining Disney pages i.e. Internet. You just need a printer to take out prints. Moreover offline resources are abundantly available like bookstores, libraries etc.

You might have heard of alphabet color pages that are used to teach preschool kids and toddlers. They are taught alphabets and relate them with their surroundings. Similarly the Biblical coloring pages are there too for getting direct print from your computer and show them to your children. The world of web has been really delightful in these matters. You can find ready made color pages in hundreds of styles and colors that also contain Biblical themes, stories like Noah`s Ark, the Whale, miracles of Jesus, about the birth of baby Jesus, Mother Mary, Easter, Gift of Magi and alike. The use of these coloring sheets is perfect to teach preschool children the values and morals of Christianity, the true meaning of religion and how to become pious.

They will learn color coordination as they experiment with how different colors look when paired up with each other.

Think of coloring as a creative quick-fix - We all love to create. However, for some of us, painting and/or drawing is not our forte. And for those who do enjoy painting and/or drawing, sometimes it's difficult to find the time to begin a project. Coloring is the perfect creative quick-fix for anyone. It's a time to experiment with color and to express your moods with color in an effortless, convenient and affordable way.

The first coloring book, "The Little Folks' Paint Book" was published in 1879. Crayola introduced the crayon in 1903. And the average American child spends 28 minutes a day coloring and wears down about 730 crayons by the age of 10. Between parents and schools, roughly 2.5 billion crayons are purchased each year.

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