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Potato Coloring Pages
Winter days are coming soon and so is potato harvest time so why not have potato coloring pages among the activities for the indoor gloomy days?
For those wanting to use a regular potato to color, you can find those pages here:
http://www.agr.state.nc.us/markets/kidstuff/dotf/potato.htm
and then here's a site for a sweet potato coloring pages:
http://www.agr.state.nc.us/markets/kidstuff/dotf/sweetpot.htm
For those of you who remember, and new information for those who never knew him, Mr. Potato Head has his own selection of potato coloring pages. Compliments of Hasbro, the current pal of Mr. Potato Head, you can find him here:
http://www.hasbro.com/mrpotatohead/pl/page.printcolor/dn/default.cfm
Looking under "Toy Story", you can find two potato coloring pages here:
http://moviemaniac11.tripod.com/index-disney.html
Don't forget that you can use the old potato itself as a stamp and make your own potato coloring pages. Cut a potato in half and let your kids use a pencil to gouge out faces or patterns on the smooth potato. Then using tempera paints or an ink pad, let them stamp designs on paper from their potato stamps. After the prints are dry, they can add clothing, facial features and background using crayons or colored pencils!
For those wanting to use a regular potato to color, you can find those pages here:
http://www.agr.state.nc.us/markets/kidstuff/dotf/potato.htm
and then here's a site for a sweet potato coloring pages:
http://www.agr.state.nc.us/markets/kidstuff/dotf/sweetpot.htm
For those of you who remember, and new information for those who never knew him, Mr. Potato Head has his own selection of potato coloring pages. Compliments of Hasbro, the current pal of Mr. Potato Head, you can find him here:
http://www.hasbro.com/mrpotatohead/pl/page.printcolor/dn/default.cfm
Looking under "Toy Story", you can find two potato coloring pages here:
http://moviemaniac11.tripod.com/index-disney.html
Don't forget that you can use the old potato itself as a stamp and make your own potato coloring pages. Cut a potato in half and let your kids use a pencil to gouge out faces or patterns on the smooth potato. Then using tempera paints or an ink pad, let them stamp designs on paper from their potato stamps. After the prints are dry, they can add clothing, facial features and background using crayons or colored pencils!
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