Color this coloring book the way you like! This page features a wonderful drawing that will suit children of all ages. If you like, you can encourage your children to paint with watercolors. We recommend purchasing a set of watercolor pencils instead of regular ones because they blend better when mixed. You can use these printable coloring pages to add some color to your decor!
Free Printable Australian Aboriginal Flag Coloring Page
Explore the rich heritage of Australia with this Australian Aboriginal Flag coloring page. Designed by Harold Thomas in 1971, this flag is a powerful symbol of identity for Indigenous Australians. The design is bold and geometric, making it an excellent printable activity for toddlers, preschoolers, and school-aged children learning about world cultures, geography, or Australian history.
Coloring Guide and Symbolism
To accurately complete this high-quality outline, you will need three specific colors to reflect the flag's deep meaning:
Black: Use a black marker or crayon for the top half of the flag to represent the Aboriginal people of Australia.
Red: Use a red crayon or paint for the bottom half to represent the red earth and the spiritual relationship to the land.
Yellow: Color the central circle bright yellow to represent the Sun, the giver of life and protector.
This easy-to-print PDF is formatted for standard A4 paper, ensuring clear lines for coloring. It is a fantastic resource for teachers and parents during NAIDOC Week, Reconciliation Week, or simply as a creative educational tool. The simple shapes make it easy for young artists to stay within the lines while learning about an important national symbol.
