There are two one-page squirrel coloring pages here, and both show the same smiling squirrel with a big curled tail and a “My name is:” box at the top. The Color + Count page has five acorns numbered 1 to 5 along the bottom. The S is for Squirrel page has a border, the sentence “S is for squirrel.” and a big outlined uppercase and lowercase Ss with dotted paths, start stars and arrows to trace.
Choose from these fun squirrel coloring pages for learning. Trace and color the uppercase and lowercase s and color the cute squirrel. The other coloring page features the same cute squirrel and 5 acorns to color and count.
Ways to use it
Letter S practice: Have children start at the star and trace the dotted path inside the big S and little s, then name other words that begin with the /s/ sound.
Counting: After coloring, have children set one counter, button or real acorn on each numbered acorn and count them aloud.
Number order: Cut the numbered acorns apart, mix them up and have children put them back in order from 1 to 5.
Name writing: Children write their names in the “My name is:” box, which makes these easy to collect and display.
Fall center: Keep copies at a coloring or fine motor center during a fall or squirrel theme.
Read-aloud follow-up: Color after reading a book about squirrels and talk about why squirrels gather and hide acorns in the fall.
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