Peep peep! Look at this little chick, ready to peck at a yummy worm. 🐣 It’s a sunny day on the farm, and this color panel is waiting for your amazing colors! What colors will you choose for the chick’s fluff and the worm’s wiggly body? Maybe a bright yellow for the chick and a nice brown for the worm? The sun in this color panel is shining so bright, it’s practically begging for some sunny yellow or orange! Get your crayons and markers ready to fill this charming scene!
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Welcome to the Sunny Farmyard! ☀️
Hello little artists! Get ready to bring this adorable black and white scene to life! In the center, we have a super-cute fluffy chick. Isn’t he cheerful? He looks like he’s spotted a tasty treat! 🐛 This chick loves sunny days and farmyard adventures, and this picture is a fantastic color panel for you to create your own farm story.
Just below our little feathered friend, you’ll see two wiggly worms. One of them even has a big smile! 😊 Maybe the chick is friends with these worms? Or maybe they are just very good at hiding in the grass! See the blades of grass scattered around? They make the farm look so lush and green. Imagine all the fun the chick has hopping through them!
To the side, there’s a barrel lying down. What do you think is inside? Maybe yummy grain for the chick, or perhaps it’s just a place for the chick to hide and play peek-a-boo! 🙈 And don’t forget the giant, happy sun shining down from above. It’s making everything warm and bright, perfect for a day of coloring fun. This is a wonderful color panel to explore your creativity!
Fun Facts About Chicks and Worms! 🥚
Did you know that baby chickens are called chicks? They hatch from eggs! 🐥
Chicks can walk and peck for food within hours of hatching. So clever!
Worms are really important for the soil. They help make it healthy for plants to grow, which is great for our chick’s food! 🌱
Some worms can have hundreds of tiny hearts! That’s a lot of love! ❤️
When chicks are very young, they need their mom, the hen, to keep them warm. But this little guy in our color panel seems pretty happy in the sun!
