Puffy the Cloud's July Adventure Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

Puffy was a little white cloud in the big, blue July sky. She was bored of being just... a puff. She saw a dog on the ground. Woof! Puffy stretched and pulled and tucked her edges until she looked just like a fluffy puppy!

Then she saw a boat on the lake. Toot-toot! She puffed herself out and made a point at the front. Now she was a sailboat!

She was having so much fun. But then, a little girl below pointed up at her. "Look, Mommy! A dragon!" Puffy looked at her shape.

Twist: She hadn't tried to be a dragon at all! The wind had tickled her, and she had giggled herself into a brand-new, amazing shape by accident. She learned that sometimes, the best creations are happy surprises.

✨ Interactive Element: Can you lie on your back and look at the sky? What shapes do you see in the clouds?

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The Doodle Style feels playful and less intimidating for a 3-5 year old, encouraging them to be creative without worrying about perfection. The main cloud-dragon shape is very large and easy to color. The theme of finding shapes in clouds on a July day is a classic childhood activity that sparks imagination and wonder.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Let's look up at the sky! Can you see the big, fluffy cloud? It looks just like a friendly dragon! You can color the dragon-cloud any color you want. Maybe it's a blue dragon, or a pink dragon, or even a rainbow dragon! The big space around it is the sky. Will you make it a sunny blue day? Try to keep your beautiful colors inside the big, bold outline strokes.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

Use standard printer paper for this design, as it mimics the light, airy feel of a cloud. Printing in 'draft' mode can even give the outline strokes a slightly softer, sketchier look that complements the Doodle Style. This makes for a quick and easy July activity.

Recommended Tools

Fat washable markers are perfect for filling in the large sky and cloud areas quickly and with satisfyingly bright colors. Sidewalk chalk could be a fun alternative if you print on darker construction paper, to mimic drawing on a pavement on a July day.