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(opens the page preview full size)The Rainbow Kite
Lunai and Riyu turn a tangled kite tail into a meadow ribbon dance.
The story moment
The kite lay on the meadow blanket with a tear in one corner. Lunai held a patch while Riyu untangled the string. One loop slipped free, then another. A breeze lifted the kite's long ribbon tail. Riyu held it above his head like a dancing snake. Lunai grinned and reached for the last knot.
What shapes could you draw on the kite?
You don’t have to answer.
Ages 6–12 · 2 pages · PDF · No email needed
Read → Notice → Color → Discover
Read the story moment aloud if your child wants, then look at the picture together before coloring: who is there, what is happening, what is hiding near the edge. Every question is optional, and your child chooses every color.
From Book 7
The Rainbow Kite
The Rainbow Kite is planned and has not yet been published. Final edition details will be confirmed before release.
About the bookPrinting
Print single-sided on A4 or US Letter paper and choose “Fit”, centered. Each page is a square design with its own white margin, so there is nothing to trim. Crayons and colored pencils work well. Using markers? Place a spare sheet underneath.
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