Open the coloring page you want, then use your browser's Print command (Ctrl + P on Windows, Cmd + P on a Mac). I set the site up so the menus, buttons, and page navigation drop away when you print, which leaves the artwork, the story line, and the notes for grown-ups on clean paper.
Finding the page you want
Every one of the 100 pages has its own address, from page 1 to page 100. The easiest way to browse is by chapter. Each chapter page shows all of its coloring pages as a grid, so you can pick the scene that fits what your child is exploring this week.
Tips for a good print
- Choose portrait orientation. The pages are drawn tall, like a book.
- Use "Fit to page" if your printer offers it. That keeps the whole scene on one sheet.
- Try heavier paper for markers or paint. Regular printer paper is fine for crayons and colored pencils.
- Print one page at a time. Kids stay more engaged when each page feels like a fresh start rather than a stack to get through.
Is there a PDF of the whole book?
Not on the website. Each page prints on its own, and that covers most families week to week. If you want all 100 pages bound together, that is what the paperback on Amazon is for.
What am I allowed to print?
Print as many pages as you like for your own children or students. You can read exactly what is covered in Can I print pages for my co-op or classroom?.