A4 · optimized for home printing · black outline on white
Astronaut planting a flag coloring page
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- Classroom Poster
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An astronaut pushing a flagpole into the ground with a lander behind and the Earth small in the sky. The flag is left blank so it can be whatever a child wants it to be.
Color by number version
A color by number version of the same subject, with 13 numbered areas and a key of 5 crayon colors. Each number sits inside its area, never on a line, and the key prints beneath the picture on the same sheet — so it still prints in black and white.
Colour key
- 1 · Red
- 2 · Blue
- 3 · Green
- 4 · Skin
- 5 · Black
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How to color the Astronaut planting a flag coloring page
The blank flag is the assignment. Ask what it should stand for before anything else on the page gets coloured, because the answer usually decides the rest — a flag for a family looks different from a flag for a school, and both look different from a flag for a made-up country. The Earth is small and high in the sky on purpose; leave it small. Making it bigger is the one change that would take the loneliness out of the drawing.
Print details
- File options
- PDF · PNG · Print
- Paper size
- A4 · US Letter
- Page style
- Classroom Poster
- Print version
- Plain page · Color by number
- Colour key
- 13 numbered areas · 5 crayon colors
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Free for personal, classroom and other non-commercial use. Do not resell the page or redistribute the file as your own work.
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