The Rainforest Colouring Book: Just Add Colour and Create a Masterpiece

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Puzzles and mazes also help to improve memory cognition and visual-spatial reasoning, and can often be a relaxing mindfulness activity they can use to calm down if they're feeling a little red.

For more leaf templates, take a look at this set of Rainforest Leaves Display Cut Outs - they’re great for comparison with the Jungle Leaf Templates and can be used for comparing the different features and characteristics. If you’re making a display it would be interesting to decorate one corner with rainforest leaves and another with jungle leaves as a way of showing the floral diversity around the world.Jungles aren’t just for animals. There are over 50 million people around the world who live in jungles. Fine motor skills - all the little muscles in the wrists, hands and fingers of a child are developed when colouring. It also helps a child learn the correct way of holding a pencil or pen. You may wish to encourage children to use different materials to make their colouring experience even more engaging! They could try using dabber pens or even coloured pom pom balls to colour the image and reveal the scene. Give it a try! Once they're complete, they're ready to hang on the fridge for passers by to go 'ooh and ahh'. Included in this resource are four different templates of rainforest leaves. All four templates include hand-drawn illustrations and provide plenty of spaces for your class to colour. The templates are easily customisable and allow your class to put their own creative spin on them.

You might like to include them in your lessons or class display on the work of French artist Henri Rousseau. Teach more using our Jungle Leaf Templates with these resources If you’re looking for more leaf colouring resources, you could try our Fractions Halves and Quarters Leaves Colouring sheet, which combines maths and art. If your class need a bit more of a challenge, these Plants and Growth Themed Mindfulness Colouring Sheets are a fun step up! How can I use this rainforest leaves resource with my child? Colouring heavily improves fine motor functions and vision in children. These are processes that are in continuous development in the early years, so colouring is a great way to help them develop.What's more, once children have finished colouring in their pictures, they would make a lovely addition to a themed display area. Why not pair them with our lovely rainforest display banner? Why not challenge yourself with our fun Winter Maze Multiple Choice challenge! Or why not warm up with this fun Winter Maze Puzzle after your children have been playing outside! Why not explore the natural world with this fun Animal maze puzzle. Or go into outer space with this exciting Space Maze puzzle.