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These Earth Day Zen Doodle Coloring Pages pair detailed, mindful coloring with real environmental messages. Every page is hand-drawn and original to Ms Artastic, not a clip art compilation.
As students color, they read facts about wildlife conservation, endangered species, climate change, habitat loss and energy conservation. The pages work across grade levels and make a calm way to start conversations about the environment without overwhelming students.
WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING
★★★★★ “This seller has my favorite complex coloring sheets. These are perfect for older students who are done early or as a way to accompany a more complex assignment related to the topics.” Jessica S.
WHAT'S INCLUDED (10 EARTH DAY ZEN DOODLE COLORING PAGES)
- Sea Turtle Conservation, on threats like illegal trade, climate change and habitat loss
- Polar Bear Climate Change, on sea ice loss and global warming in the Arctic
- Narwhal Awareness, on climate change, ocean noise and oil and gas development
- Bluefin Tuna Endangered Species, on overfishing and marine food chains
- Wild Tiger Conservation, with statistics on population decline and extinction risk
- Earth Day Typography, bold "EARTH DAY" lettering with environmental patterns
- Recycle Symbol surrounded by sustainability icons and doodles
- Save Energy, about turning off lights and electronics
- Earth with Heart and Plant, a sprouting plant for growth and hope
- Garden and Nature Sustainability, celebrating plants, pollinators and local responsibility
HOW TO USE IT
Use the pages during Earth Day week, in environmental science or social studies lessons, at a calm-down corner, in art centers, as an early finisher station, for sub plans and low-prep days, as a mindfulness break or as a sustainability discussion starter. Finished pages make a strong hallway or bulletin board display for Earth Day.
Students can use pencil crayons, crayons, markers, watercolor, oil pastels, chalk pastels or mixed media. Encourage them to color slowly and with care, filling in details rather than rushing large sections with one color.
FAQ
Who is this for?
Teachers and homeschool families looking for an Earth Day activity. The pages work across grade levels.
How many pages are included?
10 Earth Day zen doodle coloring pages.
Are the designs original?
Yes. Every page is hand-drawn and original to Ms Artastic.
What can students color with?
Pencil crayons, crayons, markers, watercolor, oil pastels, chalk pastels or mixed media.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kathleen McGiveron (Ms Artastic) is an award-winning art educator and curriculum designer who was featured as a cover educator in OCO Magazine and highlighted on NBC LX News. She designs visual art resources for classroom teachers, homeschool families and art educators. She is the founder of Ms Artastic and hosts the Ms Artastic YouTube Channel and Podcast.
TERMS OF USE
Copyright © Ms Artastic. All rights reserved.
YOU MAY: use this resource in a single classroom. Please purchase additional licenses if you are sharing it with colleagues.
YOU MAY NOT: redistribute, resell, share digitally or post this resource online.
Sincerely,
Ms Artastic
ALL TEACHER REVIEWS (12)
★★★★★ “My students have a difficult time creating Zen doodles. This resource solves the problem with great elan. Thank you a lot.” Todd T.
★★★★★ “Sometimes we need to "zen" out and these are lovely and focused on Earth Day/environment.” Cynthia W.
★★★★★ “My students love coloring. It relaxes them at the end of a busy day and the classroom looks more beautiful too! The message these pages give is valid all year round.” Cherida B.
★★★★★ “Fantastic activity for kids and great mini lesson on endangered animals.” Courtney E.
★★★★★ “My students LOVED these posters!! Thank you for creating!” Mary L.
★★★★★ “Very creative - the kids LOVED these - and, so did I!” Mr B.
★★★★★ “My students look for every opportunity to color and this is a great way to have them do something for Earth Day!” Komal S.
★★★★★ “My students begged for these long after Earth Day : )” Kimberly W.
★★★★★ “I used these as the front covers for Earth Day units for my substitute. The students had fun coloring them.” Susan C.
★★★★★ “Even older kids just love the time to color and express themselves. Thank you” Shauna K.
★★★★★ “Earth Day activities went along well with our ELA unit on Flush. This activity blended nicely with both.” Alaina W.
★★★★★ “These are beautiful and a great way for students done early to still work on science work. I like to hang these up during the week of Earth day.” Melissa H.