Brave & Bold New Trick Toddler Fire Truck Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

The Fire Chief installed a new button on Finley's dashboard. It was a foam sprayer for special fires.

(Problem) Finley didn't know how to use it. What if he did it wrong?

(Challenge) He was nervous to try something new. The other fire trucks, Big Red and Captain Carl, already knew how.

(Action) The Fire Chief set up some pretend "fires" made of painted boxes. "Go on, Finley, give it a try," he said kindly. Finley took a deep breath and pushed the button. FOOMP! A big pile of fluffy, white foam shot out, covering the boxes perfectly. It looked like a big pile of snow!

(Unexpected Twist) The foam was so soft and fun that all the firefighter puppies came and jumped in it!

(Victory & Interaction) Finley learned a new skill and wasn't scared anymore. Let's try something new! Can you clap your hands a new way? Try clapping behind your back!

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

This page is perfect for 3-5 year olds. The story of trying something new and succeeding is a great confidence booster. The main shapes are large and simple. The bumpy outline of the foam is fun to trace and color, and the addition of cute puppies adds high appeal. It's a wonderful way to practice coloring while engaging with a positive, encouraging story.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Wow, Finley learned a new trick! Let's celebrate by coloring this fun picture. Finley is so proud, let's make him a shiny red. The big pile of foam can be white like snow, or maybe a fun color like light blue or pink! Look at the silly puppies playing in the foam! You can make them any color you like. Have fun making the whole fire station bright and cheerful!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

To make the bumpy texture of the foam outline clear and fun to color, use a high-quality print setting. Sturdy paper will be great for this page, as your child might want to press hard to make the fire trucks look bold and strong. A crisp print of this toddler fire truck's new skill makes the achievement feel even bigger!

Recommended Tools

Crayons are excellent for filling in the large areas of the fire trucks and the station. For the bumpy foam, leaving it white and coloring the puppies inside with markers can create a fun contrast. This page offers a great opportunity to talk about textures while coloring.