My family has just received an email from the city Recreation and Community Services to invite to join its yearly egg hunt. Unlike the past two years where due to the pandemic, the egg hunt was a virtual event, this year, it was a real egg hunt with other fun activities for kids! It’s great to go back to normal, and it does remind me that Easter is coming, so here are some Easter coloring pages for your kids.
We’ve just passed the quietest ever Halloween (due to the pandemic), and now it’s almost time for Thanksgiving. I’m not sure what Thanksgiving is going to be like this year, but I do hope it’ll still be an exciting time for kids and adults alike with (smaller) family gathering, still tons of yummy turkey dishes and other food and festivities, and possibly some shopping on Black Friday.
It also makes me realize how fast time has flown by. My first posts about Thanksgiving (Thanksgiving Turkey Coloring and Thanksgiving Pilgrims Coloring Pages) were in 2015!
Winter is here! My family made a quick trip to Reno and Lake Tahoe right after the new year for the kids to play with snow. It was really fun but we’ve always needed to remind the kids that winter is not only about snow or playing in the snow, but it’s also about keeping themselves well and healthy. Let’s keep them warm by asking them to wear warm clothes and in layers, and have fun with many winter/warm clothes coloring printables and online coloring games.
Father’s Day is around the corner. I hope that with all the crazy things going on out there (due to COVID-19), we won’t lose track of time and that you’ll be able to celebrate father’s day together with your loved ones and teach the kids about love, appreciation, respect and family values. Below are 30+ cute Father’s Day coloring pages for Dads and Granpas. Happy Father’s Day!
Updated in 2020: Mother’s Day is around the corner. I hope that with all the crazy things going on out there due to COVID-19, we won’t lose track of time, and now more than ever, we should celebrate Mother’s day together with our loved ones and teach our kids about love, appreciation, respect and family values. If we can’t celebrate together physically, then a Facetime, Hangout or Zoom call together with a card (from below) will suffice.
My family lives in a small city in Northern California. Several months ago, a pair of Bald Eagles have taken up residence in a redwood tree right by an active elementary school in my city and have successfully raised their chicks despite their nest’s location above busy city neighborhoods. This was all over the news, from the city website, to local TV stations, including ABC, NBC etc.
Back then I started a post about coloring pages of Bald Eagles for my kids. This is more like a revised version with more Eagle coloring images, including fun cartoonish eagle cliparts.
We’ve just watched the movie The Incredibles 2 at the theater, and even days after that my little ones were still talking about Jack-Jack, especially his super powers. Jack-Jack can clone himself into multiple Jack-Jacks, can spit fire, can crawl on ceiling and walk through wall to name a few. I have a feeling that there’s going to be The Incredibles 3, and Jack-Jack will be the main character, where he’ll have more chance to learn how to control his powers and put them to use.
In fact, Jack-Jack has 17 or 18 different powers, according to Pixar. I list every of his powers at the end of this post, but that’s it for now. Let’s start with some incredible Jack-Jack coloring pages. If your kids also want to learn how to draw Jack-Jack, I’ve also posted an interesting step-by-step video showing you how to draw this fun character at the end of the post.
I’ve also posted a lot of The Incredibles coloring page in a separate post. Hope your little one enjoy them!
