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Free coloring sheets from Project Energy Savers

Project Energy Savers, a company from which we purchase some of our educational materials, is making several of their coloring sheets available for free while schools are closed due to COVID-19 (coronavirus). The coloring sheets are available in English and Spanish.

The files are in .pdf below. You can download Adobe Acrobat for free on the Adobe website. 

Page one reminds kids to turn off the lights when they leave the room:

Energy_Coloring_pages-01.pdf

Energy_Coloring_pages_spanish-01.pdf

Page two reminds kids that powerlines are not safe to play around:

Energy_Coloring_pages-02.pdf

Energy_Coloring_pages_spanish-02.pdf

Page three reminds kids to unplug their computers or tablets when not in use:

Energy_Coloring_pages-03.pdf

Energy_Coloring_pages_spanish-03.pdf

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