Garden Adventure Puppy Coloring Pages | Rocky's Treasure

Coloring page story

Rocky was a scruffy terrier puppy on a very important mission. He had a treasure: a crunchy, delicious dog biscuit. It was too special to eat right away. It needed a special hiding place.

First, he tried to hide it under the rug. But his tail stuck out, wagging. Not a good spot.

Next, he tried to hide it in a slipper. But the slipper was too small.

Finally, he trotted into the garden and began to dig. Dig, dig, dig! He made a perfect little hole in the soft dirt, gently placed his biscuit inside, and pushed the dirt back over with his nose. His treasure was safe! He felt very proud and trotted back inside for a well-deserved nap.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The clear, distinct objects (puppy, hole, biscuit, flowers) make this scene easy for 3-5-year-olds to interpret and color. The theme of hiding a treasure is exciting and encourages narrative thinking. The line art is simple enough not to frustrate young artists, promoting a sense of accomplishment.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Rocky the puppy is on a secret mission! He's hiding his yummy biscuit. Can you help him by coloring his secret hiding spot? Let's color the dirt brown and the grass green. You can make the flowers any color you wish—maybe bright red or sunny yellow! What color is Rocky? You decide! Trace the lines with your crayon to make him look extra special.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

To make this garden adventure pop, print on bright white paper. This will make the colors your child adds look even more vivid. Use your printer's standard quality setting; the bold lines are designed to be clear and easy to see on regular copy paper, making this puppy page very accessible.

Recommended Tools

A mix of tools can be fun for this nature scene. Crayons are excellent for the large areas like the ground and the puppy's fur. Fine-tipped washable markers could be used by slightly older kids in this age range for the smaller details like the flower petals or the biscuit, helping to refine their motor control.