Ultimate Coloring National Parks

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Ultimate Coloring National Parks horses colored in by ten year old
  • What: Ultimate Coloring National Parks
  • When: 7 years and up
  • Why: Fun, educational, relaxing
  • Where: Amazon

Looking to relive the glory of the national parks you visited for free with your fourth grader? Perhaps you have a child entering fourth grade, and want to garner some excitement for all the parks in your part of the country. If you want to capture the beauty of the national parks without setting foot outside your home, look no further than the Ultimate Coloring National Parks.

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This coloring book features more than ninety pages of detailed images perfect for older kids and adults alike. Kids will enjoy exploring the different landscapes and inhabitants of the parks, as well as bringing the pictures to life with the colors of their choice. This book works great with colored pencils, colored pens, or even markers, especially those with fine tips. 

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Each page features a different park, with information about it included in a paragraph.

Each page highlights one of the national parks from the country’s collection. It also includes the state and a paragraph packed with details about each park. Kids can learn about the parks without ever leaving home. Whether they’ve visited in person or only in their imaginations, they can fill in the lines to create unique works of art all while reducing tension.

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