Art is a good way to relax, express creativity. Everyone can draw etc. There benefits for colouring in. I love it because if I have a sore head or just wanting to relax I colouring. I have been drawing, which I will make into line art for you all soon.
Here are the benefits
1- Colouring helps a child practice holding a writing tool the correct way and aids in developing those tiny muscles in their hands, fingers, and wrist.
2- Colouring aids in hand-eye coordination as the child learns to colour within the specified area.
3- Children develop the skill of patience and learn to focus on details when colouring. Such a sense of accomplishment is achieved when a colouring page is completed.
4- Colouring allows a child to relax and be comfortable while creating a piece of art. Children can fill in the figures and shapes on the page any way they choose, whereas drawing can sometimes be a little intimidating that the outcome won't be exactly as they wanted.
5- Colouring a simple printed page helps a child to recognise colour, hue, line, perspective, shape and form. It also helps a child to see and recognise patterns - a pre-reading and pre-math skill.
6- Eventually a child can even learn to plan as they decide the colours they will use in their picture and then what order they are going to colour things within the picture.
7- Last, but not least, colouring can allow you and your child to have some quality quiet time together. It can provide a wonderful time to sit and chat with your child.
3- Children develop the skill of patience and learn to focus on details when colouring. Such a sense of accomplishment is achieved when a colouring page is completed.
4- Colouring allows a child to relax and be comfortable while creating a piece of art. Children can fill in the figures and shapes on the page any way they choose, whereas drawing can sometimes be a little intimidating that the outcome won't be exactly as they wanted.
5- Colouring a simple printed page helps a child to recognise colour, hue, line, perspective, shape and form. It also helps a child to see and recognise patterns - a pre-reading and pre-math skill.
6- Eventually a child can even learn to plan as they decide the colours they will use in their picture and then what order they are going to colour things within the picture.
7- Last, but not least, colouring can allow you and your child to have some quality quiet time together. It can provide a wonderful time to sit and chat with your child.
So grab some colouring in pencils, crayons, paints etc and some sheets from Happy Kid's Corner or even draw some.. And ENJOY!!
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