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Children’s interest in coloring is always different. Especially when they are given the opportunity to color one of their favorite characters, that joy increases many times. And that’s where Moana Coloring Pages has become a great entertainment and learning medium for children. Moana Coloring Pages is not just a simple coloring activity—it is one of the best ways to increase children’s imagination, creativity, and color skills. Nowadays, many parents try to give Moana Coloring Pages instead of mobile or TV in their free time, because it plays an important role in children’s mental development.
The Disney movie “Moana” has won a place in the hearts of millions of children and adults around the world. So the characters of this movie Moana, Maui, Pua, Hei Hei and its tropical island theme—all together make the coloring pages more attractive. Let’s dive into this colorful world!
📚 How to create a coloring book with Moana Coloring Pages
Children are much happier when they get a whole book than just a single page. You can easily create a personalized Moana coloring book for your child at home.
1. Select a page:
First, download 10-15 different types of Moana coloring pages from our website. Try to choose pictures of different characters and different moods (adventure, calm, fun).
2. Create a cover page:
Choose a page that you want to use as the cover. Or, write “Moana Adventure Book” (with your child’s name) in large letters on a white piece of paper. They can design the cover page themselves.
3. Print everything together:
After downloading all the pages you have selected, print them on white paper using a printer. You can use slightly thicker paper for best results.
4. Binding:
- Easy way (stapling): Put all the pages together and pin two or three staples on the left side. This is the fastest way.
- Beautiful way (ribbon binding): Use a punch machine to make two holes on the left side of the pages. Now tie the pages through the two holes with a beautiful colored ribbon or string. This will give the book a special look.
- Professional look (spiral binding): If you want something more durable, take the pages to any local printing or photocopy shop and they will do a spiral binding for a very low cost.
🎭How to make Moana Coloring Pages puppets
Finished coloring? Great! But the fun doesn’t end there. With these coloring pages, you can easily create fun puppets that your child can use to act out the story of the Moana movie.
Materials:
- Your colored picture of Moana, Maui, or Pua.
- Scissors (safe for children).
- Glue or glue stick.
- Popsicle sticks or paper straws. (Alternative: paper bag).
Method 1:
Stick Puppets: (1) Have your child carefully cut out the entire body of Moana or Maui from the coloring page. You can help if needed. (2) Carefully glue one end of an ice cream stick or straw to the back of the cut-out picture. (3) Allow the glue to dry for 10 minutes.
That’s it! Your Moana stick puppet is ready. Make Maui, Pua, and Hehe puppets in the same way. Now use the back of the sofa as a stage and start singing “How Far I’ll Go”!
Method 2:
Paper Bag Puppets: (1)Take a plain brown paper lunch bag. (2) Cut out only the head and upper body from your colored Moana picture. (3) Use the folded part of the paper bag that comes down (the bottom of the bag) as the puppet’s ‘face’. (4) Glue Moana’s head to the top of the fold and the body just below it. (5) Now you can put your hand inside the bag and move the fold to make the puppet talk !
✂️ 6 Craft Ideas To Do With Moana Coloring Pages
It’s possible to make great crafts with colored pages without having to keep them locked in a drawing file. Here are 6 fun ideas:
1. 3D Ocean Diorama:
Take a shoebox. Paint the inside of the box blue to create an ‘ocean’. Spread some real sand or rice underneath to create a ‘beach’. Now cut out your colored Moana, Pua and Kakadora and place them in different places inside the box to create a 3D scene.
2. DIY Jigsaw Puzzle:
Color a Moana page. Now cut out a thin cardboard (such as a cereal box) and glue it to the back of the page. Once dry, cut the image into 10-12 jagged pieces with scissors. Your own Moana puzzle is ready!
3. Heart of Te Fiti Necklace:
In addition to coloring the Moana picture, have them draw a “Heart of Te Fiti” (a green spiral stone) on a separate piece of paper. Color it and cut it out. Make a necklace by cutting a hole in the cardboard and threading it with thread or ribbon.
4. Mosaic Art:
Ask the children to tear colored paper or old magazine pages into small pieces. Now print out a Moana coloring page and use glue instead of crayons to attach the pieces of paper to complete the picture. This is a great sensory activity.
5. Stained Glass Effect:
After coloring the page, carefully rub a little vegetable oil on the back of the page with a cotton ball. This will make the paper slightly translucent. Now tape it to the window glass. When sunlight comes through it, it will look like a glass picture.
6. Storytelling Board:
Print and color 4-5 small pictures of different scenes from the story. Cut them out and glue them to a large piece of art paper. Ask your child to tell the whole Moana story by looking at the pictures.
🌴 Conclusion
Moana Coloring Pages are not just black and white pictures; they are a gateway to your child’s world of imagination, creativity, and adventure. From the warmth of a Polynesian island to the deep blue of the ocean, each page is an opportunity for children to learn something new and have fun.
At kidzabc.com, we strive to make your child’s childhood more colorful and joyful. We hope you enjoy our guide and free printable pages.
So why wait? Turn on your printer now, download your child’s favorite Moana Coloring Pages, and let their creativity sail into the unknown ocean!
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