Sleepy Swimming Coloring Page

Meet the star of this Swimming coloring page: a cute kid wearing swim goggles at a swimming pool curled up fast asleep, peaceful smile, one eye scrunched shut, hands tucked under the chin. Kids can talk about the scene before they start, guess what happens next, then bring it to life with color. This free printable is ready to download and print at home or in the classroom, and works well for rainy-day play and weekend crafts. As they color, Ages 4–9 children develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, pencil control, movement vocabulary, creativity -- and along the way, they can learn three new words: float, breaststroke, stroke. The butterfly stroke, one of the four main competitive strokes, wasn't developed until the 1930s.