There are so many fun coloring pictures that will help kids of all ages get excited about his/her family culture and heritage! Here are just a few that I love. I do NOT own any of these images. Please support the creators of these images as they’ve done a lot of work to make them available to all. Below the images, I’ve listed the websites where I found these great coloring pictures! They are really great to help kids get into their genealogy/family history!
Crayola.com has done a great job to make some fantastic maps, flags and other coloring pages. These are fun for general education and they are wonderful resources for those looking to help kids get excited about family heritage.
ChurchofJesusChrist.org is a great resource for coloring pages. Genealogy/ Family History is so important to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, it’s an activity/hobby they promote to all. They have made available so many wonderful Family History coloring pictures!
qisforquilter.com (She is not the creator of the images, but she had put a lot of work into copying the pages and making them available since Merrill Company Publishers: Children of other Lands, has no contact information) I actually have an original copy of one of these coloring books and they are one of my favorite sources for teaching kids about culture and genealogy!
nugolescargot.com is the source for more of my favorite coloring images! The credit for these beautiful, creative pictures goes to the artist Severine Aubry. Her work is just beautiful! The words are in french, but you images are so detailed and spot on for teaching kids culture and heritage, you won’t even miss the words being in your language. If you want to know what they say, just go to google translate and learn a little french!
Justcolor.net has some great coloring pictures for kids from around the world!
yescoloring.com is another great source for kids coloring pages.
colorkid.net has some more coloring pages to help you
coloringpages101.com also has some fun coloring pages
ThatGirlWhoLovesGenealogy.com 