How to keep the kids connected to nature while staying indoors: wildlife colouring-in
15 May 2020 1 min read
Being stuck indoors doesn’t mean your children have to disconnect from nature.
Why not bring nature indoors with a fun colouring-in activity instead?
And what's more fun than an activity involving South Australian wildlife?
From the southern hairy-nosed wombat to Major Mitchell’s cockatoo, here are 5 South Australian wildlife colouring-in sheets for your little artists to enjoy.
All you need to do it print and they are ready to be coloured-in:
1. Southern hairy-nosed wombat
![southern-hairy-nosed-wombat.jpg](/files/sharedassets/good_living/images/content/2020/05/wildlife-colouring-in/southern-hairy-nosed-wombat.jpg?w=1000)
2. Regent parrot
![regent-parrot.jpg](/files/sharedassets/good_living/images/content/2020/05/wildlife-colouring-in/regent-parrot.jpg?w=1000)
3. Murray cod
![murray-cod.jpg](/files/sharedassets/good_living/images/content/2020/05/wildlife-colouring-in/murray-cod.jpg?w=1000)
4. Southern bell frog
![southern-bell-frog.jpg](/files/sharedassets/good_living/images/content/2020/05/wildlife-colouring-in/southern-bell-frog.jpg?w=1000)
5. Major Mitchell’s cockatoo
![major-mitchells-cockatoo.jpg](/files/sharedassets/good_living/images/content/2020/05/wildlife-colouring-in/major-mitchells-cockatoo.jpg?w=1000)
Download the rest and leave the kids to let their imaginations run wild.
Need more ideas of how to connect with nature at home?Take a virtual visit of South Australia’s national parksorget started with the new Junior Ranger activity.
(Main image courtesy of Donnie Ray Jones)