For all the Hello Kitty fans out there, I’ve found a few gorgeous resources for colouring and activity pages.

Hello Kitty Coloring Pages is a blog that posts high-quality colouring and activity pages.

ColoringBook.info also has a good collection of Hello Kitty pages.

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If your children are anything like mine, they LOVE to colour! I thought I’d take some of the effort of finding good colouring pages for them by posting the top 21 of what I consider to be the best colouring pages on the net! And since I’m a proud Canadian, I will refer to colouring pages as coloUring, and not coloring! I chose these sites after looking through dozens of links. While I can’t look through every colouring page on the net, these are the ones I found to be best based on quality, quantity and variety. If you have some good pages to contribute, please live the links in the comment section of this post. Happy colouring!

#21 A few good Winnie the Pooh Images.

#20 Cool-Coloring-Pages.com

#19 Chevron Cars the chevron cars has a nice library of cars to colour for your young car-fanatic

#18 Veggietales coloring pages

#17 Color Your Own has over 300 images for people of all ages to colour.

#16 Kids Korner

#15 The Little Artist, Inc

#14 Castles.org Castles for kids only has a few pages, but they are beautiful and intricatly detailed…great for older children.

#13 123Coloring.com has 100′s of images on almost any subject your child might be interested in!

#12 Mom’s Network Claims to have thousands of coloring pages. While some of them are of questionable quality, most are pretty good.

#11 We all know Fisher Price! They have a nice assortment of quality pages.

#10 Activity Village has lots of other printable activities as well.

#9 Coloring.ws has a nice-sized library of colouring sheets sorted by subject. If you’re looking for something specific (a certain animal, or a rainbow, for example), they should have it.

#8 Coloring-Page.net has  large selection of original colouring pages, as well as links to online colouring books

#7 Need simple pages for your child? Lil-Fingers.com should have what you need.

#6 Coloring.com Awesome site with free membership where you can save your online coloring. To print off a page, place mouse over image, right click ‘open in new tab’ within your web browser, then print your image to colour.

#5 NSSL- national severe storm lab has several educational colouring books available. CLick on a book, and beside the online colouring version, you’ll have a link to download the entire version as a pdf.

#4 DLTK Kids, a British publisher, has a large repetoire, high quality images and an easy site to navigate

#3 Free-Coloring-Pages.com has both printable and online coloring available. Ads are rather annoying, but other than that, they have good quality images and some licensed pictures such as Barney and Sesame Street

#2 Coloring-Book.info Amazing site with images from companies such as Disney and Nickelodeon. If your child is looking to colour images from his favorite movie or tv program, this is the place to go.

#1 Crayola definitely wins the #1 spot with their library of quality printable colouring and activity sheets.

…and in case all this isn’t enough, there are dozens more quality links @ Ivyjoy.com

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Here’s a nice way to teach a child how two colors can mix together to form another (secondary) color.

1. Download and print the worksheet.
2. Get some yellow, magenta(red) and cyan(blue) paint, some water to rince and a paintbrush.
3. Starting with the yellow colour (otherwise it will dirty and won’t work properly), pain the top circle.
4. Clean the brush and do another circle. Show your child how the colours mix when they meet each other.
5. Complete the third circle.
6. When the paint has had a chance to dry, name the colors that are formed between each set of primary colours. Write the colour-name on the corresponding line.

Download here

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