A free Kids4Equity activity
Color With Aiden
Looking for an easy way to spend time together? Color with Aiden and let a conversation about feelings unfold at your child’s pace.
Free to open and print.
How to use this activity
A little time to color
Print Aiden’s coloring page and set out crayons, pencils, or markers. Let your child choose the colors and take their time.
Pull up a chair and color with them. You can chat while you color or just enjoy sitting together.
If a conversation comes up
“What colors did you choose for Aiden?”
“What do you think he’s feeling?”
“What helps you when you feel that way?”If your child would rather keep coloring, that’s okay too.
Meet Aiden in his story
Pair the coloring page with Aiden Gets Angry. Read together, then come back to the picture and see what your child wants to add.
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Keep exploring feelings with Aiden
Meet the character on the coloring page in Aiden Gets Angry. Read together, notice his feelings, then return to the picture and let your child add their own colors.
Hardcover picture book · Ages 3–8
Explore Aiden’s storyReady to print?
Open and print the free activity.
Sources
Read more about noticing and naming feelings in our SEL post and these references.