Camping Rabbit & Mole Surprise Coloring Pages for Toddlers

Coloring page story

Lily the Little Rabbit was helping her Papa put up the tent. Push, puff, pop! The tent stood up. But then, the side of the tent moved. In... and out... in... and out. It looked like it was breathing! Lily giggled. "Is our tent alive?" she whispered.

Papa Rabbit listened close. Scrunch, scrunch, wiggle.

Unexpected Twist: Papa pulled back the tent flap to show a tiny mole, who had been pushing dirt up from underneath, making a cozy bed for himself. The mole peeked out and wiggled his nose.

Interactive Element: "Can you breathe in and out slowly like the sleepy tent? Innnn... and ouuut..."

Life Lesson: Even the smallest creatures are busy making their homes, just like us.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

This design is ideal for ages 1-5. The use of large, simple shapes like the tent and the cute, rounded animal outlines are easy for toddlers to recognize and color. The low complexity of the outline strokes helps develop hand-eye coordination without causing frustration. The friendly camping theme is relatable and engaging for this age group.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Hello little artist! Look at the big, round tent. What color will you make it? You can use your favorite crayon to fill the big white space inside the tent's outline. See the little rabbit? You can give her a soft color. Don't forget the friendly mole peeking out! Try your best to keep your wonderful colors inside the thick black lines. Have fun with your camping picture!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

For best results, print this line art page on medium-weight cardstock. This helps prevent markers from bleeding through and provides a sturdy surface for crayon coloring. Ensure your printer is set to 'Black and White' and 'Best Quality' to make the outline strokes crisp and clear for your child's camping coloring adventure.

Recommended Tools

Large, chunky crayons are perfect for toddlers as they are easy to grip and hard to break. Washable markers are also a great choice for vibrant colors. Always supervise your little one to ensure tools are used safely. These tools work wonderfully on outline-only designs, allowing children to fill the large empty spaces easily.