Farm Adventure Piglets Coloring Pages A Wiggling Tail

Coloring page story

Pip looked at his brother Percy's tail. It went wiggle-waggle-wiggle. He looked at his sister Penny's tail. It went waggle-wiggle-waggle. He looked at his own tail in a puddle. It only gave a little wiggle.

He felt a bit sad. "Mama, why doesn't my tail wiggle-waggle?" Mama Pig nuzzled him. "Every piglet's tail is special," she said. "Percy's tail wiggles when he's excited. Penny's tail waggles when she's happy. Your tail gives a little wiggle when you are thinking."

Suddenly, a bright yellow butterfly landed on Pip's nose! He was so surprised and happy that his tail went WIGGLE-WAGGLE-WIGGLE-ZING!

Unexpected Twist: His tail could wiggle-waggle after all, it just needed a special reason!

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The exaggerated expression and clear action in this line art are perfect for capturing the attention of a 3-5 year old. The humor of the scene is easily understood. The main shapes—the piglet and the butterfly—are large and distinct, making it an easy and rewarding coloring task. This Piglets page helps children connect drawings with emotions like surprise and happiness.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Wow, look at Pip! A butterfly landed on his nose! Can you see his surprise? Let's color this funny picture. You can make the butterfly any colors you want—maybe a rainbow butterfly? And what color is a surprised piglet? Pink is a great choice! Don't forget to color his happy, wiggly tail. Just have fun and fill all the empty white spaces with your favorite colors!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

Print this page on standard printer paper, as its simple design works well with any medium. Use the 'fit to page' option to ensure the entire expressive drawing of the piglet and butterfly is visible. A high-contrast black and white print will make the outline strokes very clear.

Recommended Tools

Washable markers are perfect for making the butterfly pop with vibrant color. For Pip, large crayons allow for quick and satisfying coloring of his body. This combination lets a child use different tools for different parts of the drawing, adding to the fun of the Piglets activity.