Gnomes are fascinating, don’t you think? Now that you know what they love wearing the most, add some colors to their world with these gnomes coloring sheets. Gnomes are playful by nature. They’re also incredibly tiny and love wearing casual bright-colored clothes.

He is wearing a pointed hat, a large nose, and a white beard. Can you color this gnome and make him look more happy? Mythological bits about gnomes and children point out that these little guys love the sound of children laughing, playing, and having fun. Meet this cheerful gnome who loves to dance and have fun.Gnomes are very energetic and lively creatures. They enjoy music, dancing, and celebrating with their friends. Gnomes love to talk to each other, eat, play, and do mostly anything- except that they do it all at night and sleep during the day. We guess that makes them nocturnal creatures. What do gnomes do at night? They wander, they build, they mine and protect. But this one here seems to be in his pajamas which means outside is daytime.

This focused gnome is hard at work in his garden. Dressed for the task in sturdy boots, rough-hewn trousers, and a timeworn tunic, he digs busily with his trusty shovel.

Look at this gnome. He holds a big heart which means he’s the caring one! His cheerful face makes anyone, even the grumpiest Skeith, give a smile. And to his enormous pleasure, when they have all finished work, and everything is clean and dandy, they sit down and have a feast! Scandinavian people, for instance, depict these bearded guys in the role that elves play in other parts of the Western world. Help gnomes help Santa with these magical coloring sheets. He is showing off his best moves and inviting you to join him. He is wearing a classic gnome hat, a long beard. He is smiling and waving at you.

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A floppy hat shades him from the sun, and fingerless gloves protect his hands as he plants and weeds. Gnomes love to share, and this one particularly shares love. Add the warmest colors in your arsenal, and make sure you make this beardy guy stand out from the rest of your gnomes coloring sheets. One of the reasons gnomes continue their lives at night is because they don’t want anyone to see them moving around.

Don’t forget to take a look in our Seasonal category for more Easter games, ideas and parent guides. Benefits of Colouring Activities The garden plot is tidy but could use some bursts of color. What flowers might he plant to attract helpful pollinators like bees and butterflies? This one, loves balloons which means he embodies the innocent and childish spirit who loves nothing but play.For example, you can draw some vegetables or fruits that he might be growing, or you can add some insects or animals that might visit him. Gardeners used these little guys at night when others would be sleeping as they believed that gnomes could keep away bad spirits or bothersome creatures like witches who want nothing more than trouble. That’s pretty practical, considering that if we see them talking and moving, we’d want to put them in some sort of abnormality museum! He has stumbled upon a wheelbarrow full of shiny gold coins. He is pushing it with all his strength and excitement.

Our last gnome is a conscious gnome. He leads and cares for his team and ensures everyone has something to do at night (once again, they’re nocturne creatures). You see, gnomes are just like people. They love to talk to each other, create, eat and play but sometimes we need someone to tell us exactly how things should be done. Add earthy colors on his rompers and give him something to craft, twist, and transform with these lovely gnomes coloring sheets. Gnomes are most often busy. They are engineers, sages, scholars, and inventors. Our 4 th gnome seems to be an engineer judging after his worn-out union suit. Say hello to this friendly gnome who is ready to work on his garden. Gnomes are very fond of gardening and nature.

You can see them getting ready for bed in the early morning and wearing long pants and long-sleeved shirts and PJs of bright purple, hot pink, lime green, and sunny yellow color. But what do they do at night? Well, It’s thought gnomes spend every second toiling over something. They are constructors, engineers, sages, and cleaners. It’s never too early to introduce print in your baby’s play! Although they can’t yet read, language rich environments encourage babies and toddlers to differentiate between the marks that they see. Incorporating our Easter Flashcards to your baby’s colouring session will also benefit their language development and vocabulary. He enjoys breaking and then building, and doesn’t whine about getting his hands dirty. Make sure you add a few items here and there, as he loves to work.