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Given that sometimes people work on enormous, long-lasting projects, it is normal to feel hopeless and like it’s never-ending. Don’t lose your hope, it will end eventually, you just need to be patient. How do you achieve that patience in critical times? When you color, you complete one simple task of coloring a picture from its top to the bottom, making sure every single detail is filled the best you could. This simple act of finishing one single coloring page within your coloring book or coloring app can bring you a great sense of accomplishment. That sense surely can boost your confidence, and transfer to your mood regarding the task you have in your company. It must bring a successful achievement there as well.
Improves Hand to Eye Coordination, When children are giving pictures to color, they definitely will hold the crayon and from time to time will check what they have done so far, to determine the next color to use. These activities will help them greatly in their hand and eye coordination. They also have to make sure that the colors does not go beyond the expected line and are required to sharpen the crayons from time to time.
Coloring environments for animals. The kids in your class are probably used to coloring animals but they might not be used to coloring the environments in which animals live. If you want to teach the kids something about animal habitats this is a great exercise. Split the class up into groups and have each group color a large panorama of a landscape. Place different landscapes and habitats in different parts of the room. Provide pictures to the students so that they have a general idea of the appropriate colors. Then cut out the animals the children have been drawing and attach them to the habitats. The finished product is an attractive image of a wildlife scene that can teach the children a great deal about their favorite animals. It will also help to teach them the importance of preserving habitat.

Hee Hawww! Yahoo! Giddy Up! What kid hasn’t imagined themselves King (or Queen) of the rodeo? Can’t you picture it? A western landscape…hot and dusty…sunny and smokey. And who arises from this scene? None other than the fastest-firing-gunslinger in all the west! This kid epitomizes what a cowboy should be.