Water Coloring Pages

Coloring tricks and fun facts about water

Coloring tricks:

Grab a white crayon and draw some invisible bubbles before they wash over the whole sheet with blue watercolors.

Smear a tiny bit of wet school glue on the crashing waves and shake some blue glitter over it for a really cool wet look.

A little salt sprinkled on wet watercolor-style coloring gives a weird textured effect kids always end up staring at for too long.

Fun facts:

The water you just drank from the kitchen tap is literally the exact same water the dinosaurs were drinking millions of years ago.

Almost ninety-seven percent of all the water on our entire planet is salty ocean water that we cannot even drink.

Frozen water is actually less dense than liquid water, which is the exact reason why ice cubes always float to the top of your glass.

There are super basic puddle outlines in this collection for toddlers just working on early color recognition, plus some seriously complex underwater scenes for your older kids to tackle.

They are all completely formatted to print straight onto standard US Letter or A4 paper right at home. You might want to bookmark this page on your phone right now so it is fast to pull up the next time you need a quiet rainy-day activity.