Mushroom colouring page
A mushroom to print on A4 paper or to colour on the screen. Easy
How to use this page
On paper: tap "Print the blank page". Only the picture is printed, with a line for the child's name. On screen: tap a colour, then tap a part of the picture to fill it. "Undo" takes back the last fill, and white rubs a part out. Nothing is saved; the picture is fresh each time you open it.
Colour ideas
The storybook mushroom has a red cap with white spots and a cream stem. Brown and white are the usual real colours.
There is plenty of empty space around this picture. Use it: add birds as small "v" shapes, raindrops, grass along the bottom, or a border of leaves. Colouring the whole sky lightly, with the side of a crayon, makes the picture glow.
Things to know about the mushroom
Read these aloud while the colouring is going on. They are short and true.
- A mushroom is not a plant. It belongs to a group called fungi.
- Mushrooms grow in damp, shady places, often overnight after rain.
- They have no leaves, flowers or seeds.
- Never pick or eat a wild mushroom: some are poisonous.
Talk about it
- Where might this mushroom be growing?
- Who could shelter under it in the rain?
Words to learn
In English: mushroom. In Hindi: मशरूम
How hard is it?
Easy. Large, simple spaces. Suits children from about three years, and toddlers with fat crayons.