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A warmly dressed young scientist looks through a microscope beside snow crystals, with a circular callout showing varied snowflake outlines.
Make “Young Scientist Viewing Snowflake Shapes Through A Microscope” your own. Leave some of the paper white for snow and bring warmth to the other shapes with your favorite colors. Start lightly so you can add deeper color where you want it.
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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