Abstract

There are more than 60 coloring pages that develop concentration, creativity, and dexterity by allowing children to freely color regular patterns and intricate shapes such as mandalas and geometric patterns. There are coloring pages with small and large patterns, as well as cute arrangements of familiar motifs such as flowers, animals, and vehicles so that children can choose according to their preferences. There are also many coloring pages with black backgrounds that are easy to get a sense of accomplishment from and are not noticeable even if they go over the edge. There is no right or wrong way to color mandalas, geometric patterns, and other regular patterns. Bring out your child's free sensibility and discover their interests and talents. Experts also explain the key points of play.

Author’s Information

Professor of the Department of Education, Faculty of Education, Meisei University, Doctor of Health Science, President of the General Incorporated Association for Child and Family Early Development Support, Representative of the General Incorporated Association for Star and Rainbow Children. Trains many people as development supporters and specialized volunteers. Has given many performances at elementary schools and kindergartens. Has written many books, including "Difference is Strength: Raising Children to Value Their Individuality" (Kawade Shobo Shinsha) and "Nursery Song Therapy" (Gakken Plus). / Vice Principal of Kaneko Gakuen Yuzuki Musashino Kindergarten, Master of Education, kindergarten teacher, nursery teacher, licensed psychologist, and certified early development support specialist by the Society for Child and Family Early Development Support. In order to realize inclusive childcare that respects the individuality of all children, she is researching the needs of those who require special support, collaboration between nursery teachers and with elementary schools.