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Teacher Coloring Pages: 30 Thank-You and Classroom Designs with Message Spaces for Your Teacher
A coloring book a child can turn into a present for a teacher. About half the pages show teachers at work, reading to a circle of kids, pointing at a solar system model, strumming a guitar, while the rest are thank-you designs such as a pencil bouquet, a star trophy and a frame of waving kids around a blank card where the child writes a message.
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Thirty pages that are half about what teachers do and half about saying thanks to one. The drawings use bold, even outlines with large open shapes, and each page has a short title printed in capitals across the top, such as STORY TIME or A PENCIL BOUQUET.
Teachers at work
The classroom pages show a different teacher on most sheets: a woman welcoming the class beside a whiteboard and a wall clock, a man reading aloud in an armchair to two kids on a rug, a science teacher pointing at a solar system model with magnifying glasses on the table, a math teacher behind an abacus, a cube, a ball and a cone, an art teacher at an easel and a music teacher strumming a guitar beside a music stand. Further in are a teacher in a hijab with a globe and a world map, a bearded teacher planting seedlings with a girl in a raised bed, a coach holding a jump rope next to a basket of balls, a librarian helping a boy pick a book, a block-building table, and a goodbye wave at the school door on page 25.
Thank-you pages
Mixed among the scenes are designs that work as gifts: an apple on a stack of books, a jar of pencils tied with a bow and filled with daisies, a star trophy with a ribbon, a wrapped bouquet of tulips and daisies with a tag, a party table with a cake and balloons under an empty banner, a kindness tree hung with hearts, a tidy teacher’s desk, and an open book with a rocket, a planet and music notes flying out of it. The writing spaces are listed in the FAQ, and they stay white in the color version too, so a child can copy the colors around them and still write in the middle.
Ways to use the book
A child can color one page, sign it and give it to a teacher as a thank-you, or a teacher can print a set for the class and let each student choose a page. The kindness tree on page 26 carries more than a dozen large empty hearts, enough room for short words or names.
Printing
Pick the US Letter or A4 PDF for your paper, print one-sided at Actual Size, and leave borderless printing off so nothing near the edges is cropped. Crayons and colored pencils are fine on ordinary printer paper; for markers, use a heavier sheet with a spare page underneath. The design pages start on PDF page 2, after the cover. The PNGs are US Letter only, so use the PDFs for A4.
Questions
- Which pages have room for a message?
- Page 03 is an empty chalkboard on an easel, with the prompt Write a kind note on the board. Page 07 is a letter rising out of a flowered envelope with Dear Teacher, printed below it, page 28 shows two kids beside a blank poster, and page 30 is a large blank card framed by apples, pencils, paper clips and four peeking children. Page 02, Best Teacher Ever, has an empty easel board wreathed in flowers, and page 22 has an oval frame for drawing a favorite classroom memory.
- Are these cards that fold?
- No. Every design is a full single page meant to be colored and handed over flat. Nothing needs cutting or folding, so it works with one sheet of plain printer paper.
