Do you remember looking through a kaleidoscope as a child and watching as the colors and patterns changed before your eyes?
Kaleidoscopes are fascinating. Color them brightly or in soft pastels. Keep in mind the mirror reflections of a true kaleidoscope and color them accordingly.
If children will be coloring these, take the opportunity to explain and even demonstrated how a real kaleidoscope works.
Project Ideas for Kaleidoscope Coloring Sheets
Kaleidoscopes can be beautiful when finished. If you want to preserve your artwork, consider doing one of the following:
Print the original coloring page on an archival paper with archival inks. Color with color pencils or art markers. Frame for display.
If your original was created in crayon, scan the original and have it printed as a photograph, then frame for display.
Scan your artwork and use it to print personalized note cards
Scan your artwork, then print it on an iron-on transfer. Transfer to a t-shirt or tote bag
