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A teacher points to a large double helix model while two children in goggles examine it at a table with books and laboratory glassware.
Make “Teacher And Children Exploring A DNA Model” your own. Try a different color on neighboring sections and repeat a favorite shade to bring the scene together. Test your palette in one small area before filling the rest.
RECOMMENDED AGE
Ages 6–8Moderate detailA few more shapes and manageable spaces offer a little more variety. This is a suggested starting age, based on the size of the coloring spaces and the amount of detail. Start with the bigger shapes; the smaller details are optional. Older colorists can enjoy it, too.
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