Rainy Day Puddle Jumpers

Fun Fact

Did you know that when raindrops fall through the air, they often look more like tiny spheres or even hamburger buns than teardrops? It's only when they get really big that they might start to flatten out at the bottom due to air resistance!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 **Bright Raincoats** - Make the children's raincoats super bright and contrasting, like sunny yellow, cherry red, or sky blue, so they stand out against the grey rain!
2. 2🖍️ **Splashing Puddle** - Use different shades of blue, grey, and even a touch of white for the puddle and the splashing water to show movement and reflection.
3. 3✨ **Falling Rain** - You can use light blue or silver crayons to draw thin, short lines for the gentle rain, making it look like it's sparkling as it falls.
4. 4🌈 **Muddy Boots** - Don't forget the children's boots! You can color them with fun patterns or keep them solid, maybe even add a little "mud" splatter effect with brown.