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Common questions about this coloring page
Penguins are mostly black and white. Explain to your child that their back and head are dark, while their belly and chest are bright white. Emphasize how these colors help them camouflage in the water.
The picture shows the body, wings (flippers), beak, and feet. Name the parts while coloring and ask: 'Where is the beak that the penguin uses to catch fish?' This encourages vocabulary development.
Encourage your child to color the large areas first. For realistic details like eyes or the beak, you can gently guide them or offer larger crayons. Show a picture of a real penguin to compare colors.
Since penguins live in cold regions, your child can color the background blue (water) or white (ice/snow). Talk about where penguins live and how cold it is there to deepen their understanding of the topic.
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