A colouring book by M.J. Artel
Foxes, Bears, Wolves and Eagles compete for forest fame.
Every few years, four animal communities of the Wildwoods gather for competition and games, to test their strengths and abilities. These competitions are known as the Wildwood Games!
The Games open when wise old Snappy Snapsalot, the snapping turtle who referees every event, lights the ceremonial torch. Then each team shows what it does best:
Then the teams meet in mixed events: a honeycomb-eating contest, soccer, tug-of-war, rope climbing, diving and swimming, and finally a moon-lit marathon through the forest. Medals are handed out, fireworks light up the closing ceremony, and the very last picture is a trophy made just for the reader.
Who will you cheer for?
Every picture comes with a page of story, so colouring time turns into reading time too.
Sly Foxes, burly Bears, cunning Wolves and swift Eagles, with wise old Snappy Snapsalot the snapping turtle as referee.
Kids design a symbol for each team, write in who they’re cheering for, and finish with a trophy made just for them.
Clear outlines and big shapes for younger children, with plenty of detail for older ones to take their time over.
A few of the pictures from The Wildwood Games. The ones marked “Colour it online” open in the free Colouring Studio.
Free · no sign-up · works on tablets
Colour pages from The Wildwood Games in your browser before you buy, on a computer, tablet or phone. Every art supply behaves like the real thing.
Little hands can switch on Stay inside the lines. Finished pictures can be saved or printed.
Open the Colouring StudioAges 4 to 10, and any age can enjoy it. Younger children love the big animal characters and simple shapes; older kids follow the story from event to event and add their own details.
Yes. Every picture comes with a page of story, from the opening torch to the closing fireworks, so you can read it aloud while your child colours.
There are two editions with local spelling. The Wildwood Games, A Coloring Book is on Amazon.com, and The Wildwood Games, A Colouring Book is on Amazon.ca and Amazon.co.uk. The pictures and story are the same.
It’s 8.625 × 8.75 inches (about 22 × 22 cm) with 76 pages, printed on demand by Amazon on white paper.
Felt tips and alcohol markers can bleed through ordinary book paper. Each picture has a page of story on its back, so slip a sheet of card behind the page you’re colouring. Pencil crayons and wax crayons won’t bleed.
Yes. Eight pages from the book can be coloured free in the online Colouring Studio, and the free colouring pack includes four of them to print.
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The torch lighting, fox soccer, a team-symbol page and a trophy from The Wildwood Games, plus Scribbles the robot and a classic car. Print them for a rainy afternoon, a classroom or a party table.
