Free Sculpture Colouring Page | Nursery / LKG | Art | BookFlik

Free Sculpture Colouring Page | Nursery / LKG | Art | BookFlik worksheet preview — Art Sculpture
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About this colouring page

  • Subject: Art
  • Topic: Sculpture
  • Year group: Eyfs
  • Difficulty: Core

Bring the magic of three-dimensional creativity into your classroom with our Art sculpture colouring page eyfs core resource. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 5, this activity introduces the concept of sculpture in a way that feels playful and accessible. As children colour, they explore shapes, textures, and the idea that art can exist in the world around them, not just on a flat piece of paper.

This Art sculpture colouring page eyfs core features Zara the zebra, our creative friend who loves finding patterns and shapes in everything she sees. Zara is visiting a park filled with interesting statues, encouraging children to think about how sculptures have height, width, and depth. By engaging with this sheet, pupils develop their fine motor skills through pencil control and colour application, which is a vital part of the Nursery / LKG Expressive Arts and Design curriculum.

Teachers can use this resource as a springboard for a messy play session. After colouring, why not set up a station where children use playdough or junk modelling materials to create their own 3D statues? This helps bridge the gap between 2D representation and 3D construction. Our Art sculpture colouring page eyfs core is fully aligned with CBSE / NCERT Curriculum standards for the Early Years Foundation Stage, focusing on exploring and using media and materials.

This resource is differentiated for learners working at the expected standard. It includes five comprehension questions to spark discussion:

1. Can you name the shapes you see on the sculpture?

2. If you were a sculptor, what animal would you make a statue of?

3. How many different colours did you use to make your sculpture look bright?

4. Do you think a sculpture is heavy or light?

5. Where is the best place in our school to put a sculpture for everyone to see?

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