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Smiling Cloud and Raindrops Colouring Page

A big round-lobed cloud with a smiling face and rosy cheeks sits above three simple raindrops.

Suitable for
Ages 2–4
Pages
1 page
Level
Easy
Printing
Black & white

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What your child practises

  • Colours a large rounded shape without needing to stop at sharp corners
  • Fills small enclosed circles, the eyes and cheeks, without crossing the lines
  • Repeats a shape three times, the raindrops, keeping colour choices the same or different on purpose
  • Names a weather feature, cloud and rain, and connects it to what the picture shows

About this worksheet

This page is one large, puffy cloud built from rounded bumps, with a friendly face drawn right in the middle: two big round eyes, a curved smile, and two little circle cheeks. Underneath the cloud hang three raindrops, plain teardrop shapes spaced well apart from each other and from the cloud above. Nothing else is on the page, so there is no background or scenery to colour, just the cloud and its rain.

The cloud's body is made of wide, rounded sections that give a child plenty of room to move a crayon without needing to stay inside a tight line, which suits hands that are still learning to control where a crayon stops. The face is the one place with smaller shapes to fill in carefully, the eyes and cheeks, and it gives a natural reason to pick a second or third colour instead of covering the whole page in one shade. The three raindrops are identical in shape but sit on their own, so a child can try making each one a different colour and then talk about which drop they like best, or colour all three the same to match the cloud.

This is a straightforward, low-pressure sheet with no fine detail to fight against, which makes it a good fit for younger colourers or for a first go with a new box of crayons. Older preschoolers who like a bit more to do may find it finishes quickly, but it works well paired with a rainbow or sun page from the same weather set for a longer sitting.

How to use this sheet

Let your child colour the big cloud shape first, then the small face details, then the raindrops last. If the eyes feel too fiddly, skip them and come back with a fine-tip marker once the rest is done.

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