Giggling & Gaming Piglets Coloring Pages Tickle Game

Coloring page story

It was a lazy afternoon. "I'm bored," said Pip. "I know a game my grandfather taught me," said Papa Pig, who was visiting the pen. "It's called Find the Tickle."

He hid a long piece of straw in the big pile of hay. "Whoever finds the tickly straw gets an extra snuggle!" All the piglets dove into the hay. Swoosh! Rustle! They dug with their noses and kicked with their feet. Hay flew everywhere! Suddenly, Penny squealed with laughter! Pip had accidentally tickled her with his nose. Then Percy tickled Pip. Soon they were all rolling and giggling.

Unexpected Twist: They forgot all about the straw because they had found a much better game: tickling each other!

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The scene of pure, chaotic fun is highly appealing to the 3-5 age group. The image is full of movement and emotion that is easy for a child to understand. While there are many lines for the hay, the piglet shapes are distinct and provide clear areas to color. This Piglets page helps children develop their ability to pick out details within a busier, but still simple, composition.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Hee hee! The piglets are having a tickle party in the hay! Can you see them all laughing? Let's color in this super fun picture. The hay can be a bright yellow. You can make each piglet a different color to help them stand out! Don't forget to color the happy Papa Pig who is watching them play. Let's make this the most colorful, giggly picture ever!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

This page has a lot of line detail in the hay, so a high-quality print setting is a must to keep the lines from looking blurry. Printing on regular paper is fine, as this image is perfect for crayons, which will add to the 'messy hay' texture. A clear print of the Piglets will make them easy to find in the pile.

Recommended Tools

Crayons are the ideal tool for this coloring page. Children can use the side of the crayon to quickly add yellow texture to the hay, and the tip to carefully color in the laughing piglets. This teaches them that one tool can be used in different ways.