Día de Los Muertos Catrina Coloring Book/Day of the Dead Catrina Coloring Book

Provide a fun, relaxing, and creative experience for your kiddos with these coloring pages. Coloring helps stimulate the brain and generate mindfulness in students of all ages. Simply print and pass out to students!

Celebrate Day of the Dead with these 11 Catrina coloring pages. Each design is available with and without a quote.

La Catrina was originally created by Jose Guadalupe Posada and later named and painted dressed up by Diego Rivera in one of his murals. It became an iconic figure in Mexican culture representing death and the way Mexicans face it.

El día de los muertos is a festival that last two days every year. On November 1st and second, it is believed our departed loved ones come back and visit those still living. In preparation of their arrival, many prepare altars to honor and welcome them home.

TIP: Integrate writing by having your kiddos write an informative or narrative text using the image they choose!

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