Leo's Roar Jungle Animals Friendship Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

Leo the lion had a BIG roar. ROOOAR! When he roared, the monkeys would scamper and the birds would fly away. Leo felt sad. "I just want a friend," he sighed. One day, he saw a tiny mouse, Mia, shivering on a leaf. A big snake was slithering nearby. Leo wanted to help, but he knew his big roar would scare Mia. So, he took a deep breath and let out the smallest, quietest roar he could. It sounded like a gentle tummy rumble. (Unexpected Twist) The rumble tickled the leaf, shaking Mia right into a safe, high flower blossom. The snake, confused by the funny sound, slithered away. Mia squeaked, "Thank you! Your quiet roar saved me!" Leo learned that sometimes, a small, gentle voice is the most powerful one for making a friend.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

This design is ideal for ages 3-5. The large, simple shapes of the lion and flower have clear, bold outline strokes that help young children practice staying within the lines. The cute and non-threatening depiction of the jungle animals makes the theme friendly and engaging, supporting emotional development by focusing on the story's theme of kindness.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Hello little artists! Let's color our new friends, Leo and Mia. You can use your favorite yellow or orange crayon for Leo's body outline. What color will you make his big, fluffy mane? You can color each loopy outline a different color! For Mia the mouse, you can use a soft gray or brown. And don't forget the big, beautiful flower she's sitting on—make it as colorful as you can! Try to keep your beautiful colors inside the thick black outline strokes.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

For the best coloring experience, print this line art on medium-weight paper or cardstock. This prevents markers from bleeding through and provides a sturdy surface for crayons. Use your printer's 'high quality' or 'best' setting to ensure the black outline strokes are crisp and clear, making it easier for little hands to color within the lines of these jungle animals.

Recommended Tools

Large, chunky crayons are perfect for this age group as they are easy to grip and control. Washable markers are also a great choice for vibrant colors. For developing fine motor skills, colored pencils can be introduced, encouraging a more controlled grip. Always supervise use to ensure safety. These tools work beautifully on outline-only designs, allowing kids to fill the white spaces creatively.