Giggleburg Adventure International Clown Week Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

Lulu Loops had a shiny new unicycle. But when she tried to ride it, it zoomed away all by itself! Vroooom! It zipped past the bakery and dodged the lamppost.

"My unicycle is running away!" she cried.

"We have to think like a unicycle," said Pip, scratching his head. "What does a unicycle love?"

"Circles!" shouted Giggles.

So, they didn't chase it. Instead, they stood in a circle and started rolling like hoops. They rolled and wobbled and spun around. (Action: Can you stand up and spin in a slow, silly circle?)

The Twist: The unicycle saw them having so much fun. It got curious, slowed down, and rolled right into the middle of their circle, ready to play. It just wanted to be part of the show!

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The clear depiction of movement using simple motion lines is exciting for 3-5 year olds and helps them understand action in a 2D format. The characters are rounded and friendly, and the central focus on the unicycle is appealing. The concept of 'thinking like a unicycle' is a great prompt for imaginative play.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Ready, set, color! The unicycle is ready to play. What color will you make its big wheel? Look at the silly clowns spinning around! You can give them stripy pants or polka-dot shirts. Let's use our happiest colors to show everyone is having a wonderful time playing together in the park.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

This page has a lot of implied motion. Print it on standard letter paper. Before coloring, you can ask your child to trace the motion lines with their finger to 'feel' the spinning, enhancing the International Clown Week fun before the crayons even come out.

Recommended Tools

Crayons are perfect for this page. Children can use the side of the crayon to color the spinning clowns in a circular motion, adding to the theme of the drawing. Markers can be used for the unicycle to make it the star of the show.