Turn his log mount into a rainbow ride by coloring each ring a different vibrant hue. Give him a cowpig hat and bandana for a fun cowboy vibe.

For example, you could use some colored pens or pencils and then use smaller strokes to make it look like there is some hair texture on the body.

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Feel free to share these fun facts about straw houses with your class whilst they fill in their straw house colouring sheet:

This is an adorable guinea pig that is here to meet you! This particular one has a lot of pattern details on its body and fur. Or explore another aspect of farm life with our Tractor and Plough Colouring Sheet. This is another staple of the farmyard - but it’s a bit different, because it’s not alive! Why not discuss the differences between man-made and natural things that can be found on the farm? It could also be included as part of a topic on farm animals. The wonderful hand-drawn illustration on this pig face colouring sheet is a great way for kids to remain engaged with their learning and have fun at the same time. Colouring this outline of pig is a great way to introduce a topic on farm animals into your lessons. There are lots of questions you could ask the children as they colour the Pig Colouring Sheet: Fine motors skills help children complete everyday tasks on their own, like brushing their hair and tying their own shoelaces. Colouring lets children work on their hand-eye coordination through an enjoyable and light-hearted activity.

Interesting facts about straw houses for children:

Featuring an image of a pig, this is a lovely task for children to colour in if they’re learning all about different animals. It could be especially fun if you’re planning a trip to the zoo or farm yourself, and want to familiarise your children with some of the animals that they’ll see there. This is a lovely way to help get them excited for the event. This lovable pig can then be a hilarious touch in a flower arrangement. 10. Piggy’s Recommendations Here’s one more fluffy guy for you to color in! This final guinea pig of the collection looks as if it was caught in the path of a hairdryer, as its hair is all over the place. This craft can be a classroom activity or done individually. Have the students/children draw a barnyard with every animal they can think of, and then feature “Farmer Pig” as the host.