About this coloring page
A tiny robot waves hello with one arm raised. Its square head has two antennae with round tips, big eyes with dark pupils and a wide smile. A heart shape sits in the middle of its small square body, and its two legs end in boot-shaped feet. Two little dots float on either side.
This is a sweet, simple page with a clear center of attention: the heart. The face and body are big enough for young children, and the heart gives them one special shape to color in their favorite color.
Color ideas
- Color the heart red or pink and the body around it a light color so it stands out.
- Make the antenna tips and the two floating dots the same color, as if the robot sent them out.
- Give the boots a bright color like yellow or purple.
Did you know?
- The science-fiction writer Isaac Asimov is credited with first using the word robotics, in stories he wrote in the early 1940s.
- In 1942, Asimov wrote his famous Three Laws of Robotics, a set of made-up rules saying robots must keep people safe.
Try this
Think of three kind things a pocket-sized robot could do to help a friend, and write or draw them around the robot on the page.
