Day of the Dead Celebration Coloring Book: 100 Calavera Skulls Volume 1

Celebrate Hispanic multiculturalism through the beauty of the Day of the Dead.

Great for Spanish, history, and art teachers and more. Make a stunning display of student work. Math teachers can ask students to determine whether figures are symmetrical as well as identify shapes, angles, curves, and lines for younger students. These images can also be used to:

• explore similar and different traditions inside and outside of the Spanish-speaking world
• describe geometric characteristics with math vocabulary
• provide TPRS prompts in foreign language classes
• explore iconography in art
• print multiple copies for use in matching games
• compare and contrast the similar patterns
• adapt as mazes
• group images by different features in multiple ways
• explore the representation of the human form in art
• describe images with math vocabulary and measurements
• compare and contrast designs across cultures
• use images in visual math exercises
• use as templates for creating 3-D models in media such as clay or wood in art or construction classes
• share as prompts or provide as a selection of icons for projects where logos are necessary, e.g., create your own flag, society, brand, etc.

Appropriate for ages 8-80.

Coloring is artistic joy and drawing therapy.

Cure travel boredom. Color while pausing to respond to an aggravating email or text. Take your time. Relax. Color something beautiful.

Reduce anxiety and increase inner peace by appreciating global beauty.

Coloring helps with building fine motor skills and vision, reducing anxiety and creating focus, and relieving stress and anxiety in a manner similar to meditation.

100 images.

Collect the full series.