Explore themes of confidence and growth with our Harry the Hiding Hydrangea coloring pages. This heartwarming illustration captures the moment a shy little bud finds the courage to bloom into a magnificent flower. As children color this proud hydrangea and the gentle girl beside it, they connect with feelings of shyness and bravery. This page from our Hydrangeas coloring book helps teach emotional intelligence and the beauty of personal growth. It's a fantastic resource for parents and educators to start conversations about feelings in an accessible, creative way.
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Growing & Learning Hydrangeas Coloring Pages
Coloring Page Details
- Width: 896 plex
- Height: 1280 plex
- Resolution: 896x1280
- File Size: 1 MB
Coloring page story
In a garden full of big, bright flowers, there was one little hydrangea bud named Harry. Harry was small and green and very shy. He kept his petals tucked in tight. “I’m too small,” he whispered. “I don’t want to open up.”
The big, warm sun shone down. “Open up, little Harry!” it called. But Harry stayed shut. The gentle rain came down. “Pitter-patter, open up, Harry!” it tapped. But Harry stayed shut.
Unexpected Twist: One day, a little girl sat by the bush and whispered, “I feel shy today, too.” Hearing that, Harry felt a little bit braver. If she could be brave enough to come outside, maybe he could be, too.
Slowly, slowly, Harry unfurled his petals. He wasn't small anymore! He was a huge, beautiful, purple flower! He felt so proud.
Coloring page Age Appropriateness
The clear and exaggerated facial expressions are easy for children aged 3-5 to read and understand, helping them connect with the emotions of 'shy' and 'proud'. The story of a flower blooming is a gentle, positive metaphor for growth that is easy for them to grasp. The large, open shapes of the proud Hydrangea flower make coloring satisfying.
Coloring Page Coloring Instructions
Look at Harry the Hydrangea! He was shy, but now he's a big, brave flower. Let's give him the most beautiful, proud colors you can think of! What color is a 'proud' color? Maybe bright purple, or a happy yellow! You can color the little girl's clothes to show she is happy for her new flower friend. And don't forget to make the sun shine brightly on them!
Coloring Page Printing Tips
Print this page on standard copy paper for a simple coloring session. To make it a special keepsake, use a thicker matte photo paper. This will make the colors look very rich and celebrate the theme of being proud of one's creation.
Recommended Tools
Colored pencils are great for this page, allowing children to practice staying within the lines of the girl's clothes and the flower's petals. Crayons are excellent for filling in the background and the large flower head. For an extra touch, glitter glue could be used to make Harry the Hydrangea really sparkle with pride!
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