Teach Kids How to Reduce, Reuse & Recycle with a Fun Coloring Book 🌍

Today we are sharing another amazing coloring book from Chris Dixon, after the feeling coloring pages that we have already given you. We present the Earthmazing coloring book. A book all the environment, and our planet; helping to learn all about reducing, reusing, and recycling for kids. There are some wonderful characters within this book for the kids to color in. They will also help with the understand and connect with the idea that we live in an amazing world, and we can take responsibility for our part in keeping that world clean and safe.

Children are learning about sustainability and recycling through a free coloring book provided by Kiddy Charts.

What is Earthmazing, recycling for kids and beyond book look like?

We never like to just give you the books without sharing with you all the pages that you can download from this amazing resource.

We’ve got you covered

In this image, a coloring book created by Environmental Chris Dixon and published by Little Fish Digital is being promoted by Kiddy Charts.

In this image, Little Fish Digital is encouraging people to help save the planet by stopping the earth from heating up in order to protect wildlife.

Our first two pages, of this 33 page extravaganza include the cover, and the intro – so we can get into the book slowly, before all the characters we have for you arrive.

I’m refusing!

In this image, a child is refusing to make toys and sweets because it uses resources and energy, and is celebrating the decision with an Earthmazing cheer.

In this image, a child is being encouraged to refuse toys and sweets in order to help protect the planet and save money.

Our first character is focused on refusing to use the resources, and the buy specific items to help save the planet, save money, and keep our planet plentiful and clean.

I’m reducing!

This image is promoting reducing consumption of toys and sweets to help keep the planet tidy, save money, keep the air clean, and conserve natural resources.

Our next wonderful, and friendly monster, is helping children to understand the importance of reducing the items that we use, from plastics to cardboard. If we don’t buy the sweets with the wrappers, people are more likely to stop making them.

I’m reusing

In this image, a person is reusing an old shirt to make a bag, and is expressing their satisfaction with the process with the phrase "Earthmazing!".

This image is encouraging people to reuse items to help save money, natural resources, and keep the outdoors clean.

Our next character is a robot, which is very suitable, given he is encouraging us to reuse items we have around the house again if we can. Our robot is encouraging us to use old items, and turn them into something new and amazing.

I’m recycling!

In this image, a child is happily recycling steel to demonstrate that it is the most recycled resource in the world.

In this image, a child is being taught the importance of recycling and its positive effects on the environment.

We all love the recycle symbol, and we all LOVE him as well. He is the international language of sustainability. Chris has included the recycle symbol within the book as a fun and engaging character for the kids to color in. Why not print him out, and pop him around the house and school to remind people to put their items in the recycle bins?

I’m moving

In this image, a child is encouraged to go outside and explore nature, which will lead to a feeling of awe and appreciation for the environment.

This image encourages children to move without a car to keep the environment safe and healthy.

One of the activities that adds to pollution in the world is our use of the car, but what if we just decided that we would get out more on our own steam? How about walking? How about hoping on your bike to cycle to the park? Our next character is asking our kids to get up and move to both feel book, and see animals, as well as making a difference by being more green!

I’m saving water

In the image, a child is celebrating their success in saving water, which is important for keeping the planet cool.

In this image, people are being encouraged to save water in order to help keep rivers healthy and save money.

Who doesn’t think this little water droplet is the cutest? He is letting us know how important it is to conserve water; to save money, the environment, and also stoping our rivers from running dry.

It is even more important as the temperature hots up – why not get a water butt, and collect your own water in the garden for your hoses, or watering your plants?

I’m helping nature

In this image, a child is helping nature by providing food and shelter for animals, and expressing their joy at being able to do so.

In this image, people are encouraged to help nature by building a bug hotel with straw, wood, and fir cones.

Our next little friend is helping to nurture what we can see around us, so that the animals and plants that we have on the planet are preserved and thrive.

I’m saving energy

In this image, a small fish is encouraging people to save energy in order to conserve resources from the ground, expressing their enthusiasm with the phrase "Earthmazing!".

The image is promoting energy conservation by suggesting ways to save energy and money while also helping to keep the air clean and conserve natural resources.

We all know that saving energy keeps our costs down, but it also helps to keep the rest of our planet safe as we save resources. Creating energy uses lots of resources around us, so it helps if we keep its use down. Why not pop on a jumper if you get cold rather than turning up the heating.

I’m saving power

In this image, a child saving power with the help of Little Fish Digital and Kiddy Charts, while celebrating the ability to make clean power from the sun, wind, and sea.

The image is showing how saving power can help save money, keep the air clean, and save natural resources, and how to do so by turning the lights off when leaving a room.

This little light bulb is reminding us that even little acts, like turning off the lights, can have an important impact on our planet. We can get our energy from the sun, wind, and the sea, but let’s be mindful when we do use power, that we only use it when we need it.

I’m growing food!

In this image, a person is growing their own fruit and vegetables in their garden, expressing their joy at the experience with the phrase "Earthmazing!".

In this image, the benefits of growing your own food are being highlighted to encourage people to be more environmentally friendly.

Welcome our resident chef to the recycling for kids Earthmazing coloring book! Why not use fruit and vegetables from your own garden, or an allotment. Alternatively, you can go picking outside if you don’t have a garden. There are places to visit that leet you pick your own after all. Here are some UK farm ideas, and some for those in the US too! This is a more global site, so why not take a look at them all, if you cannot grow your own?

I’m feeding the animals!

In this image, a child is feeding animals and expressing their appreciation for the earth by saying "Earthmazing!".

In this image, a child is being encouraged to help the environment by feeding the animals.

Looking after our animals helps them to feel good, so why not put some food out in the garden for them. Do make sure you are feeding them the right foods though. For example, it isn’t wise to feed bread to ducklings at the pond. Take advice on what’s best to leave out for the animals before you do it. Here are some great tips from the Natural History Museum on creating a wildlife friendly garden.

I’m cleaning up

In this image, a group of children are shown helping to clean up resources to protect the land and keep water animals happy.

Do you find it tough to get the kids to help to tidy up? If you do, then our turtle might just be able to help you out! He’s helping to clean up the beach so that we can preserve the wildlife in the sea, but also to enable people to enjoy the beach environment without having to navigate the rubbish that gets washing up. It’d help if we didn’t put our rubbish into the sea in the first place of course…

I’m playing with planet friendly toys

In this image, a child is playing with planet-friendly toys made from cardboard and expressing their excitement about the activity with the phrase "Earthmazing!".

This image is promoting the idea of making planet friendly toys at home, such as play dough, to help protect the environment.

Why not think about what you buy for your kids, or get them to think about what they really would like to play with? Make homemade playdough, or oobleck at home. You could even make yourself some fluffy paint too! We have loads of fun and free ideas for you to get stuck into in our crafts for kids, or printables sections.

I’m talking to my friends

In the image, people are talking to their friends and family to learn new things, which is being celebrated with the phrase "Earthmazing!".

In this image, people are encouraged to talk to their friends to help each other and the environment.

Talking to our friends about how important it is to be environmentally conscious is incredibly important. So our next character is helping us to realise why it is important – let’s help the animals and planet together.

The image depicts a young person celebrating their progress in life, emphasizing the importance of taking things one day at a time and finding joy in the journey.

In this image, a group of colourful creatures are encouraging people to help the planet and wildlife, and to enjoy the process of doing so.

Our final three pages are focused on making sure that we all do the best we can to be Earthmazing as much as possible! Let’s get recycling for kids, and looking after the planet part of everyday for everyone!

We really hope that you love these pages as much as we do here at KiddyCharts. In order to download them, all you need to do is click on the button of the image below and they are yours:

Download the Earthmazing recycling for kids and more coloring book NOW

A person is saving power by turning off the lights when they leave a room, and they are also learning about how clean power can be made from the sun, wind, and sea.

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As always, we have loads and loads of amazing activities and ideas on the site. If you are looking for more awesome coloring, and ebooks then check out some of these ideas on kiddycharts.com:

Other colouring and eBook resources on KiddyCharts for you and the kids

We LOVE coloring on KiddyCharts, and we do have a whole coloring pages section, so here are some of our favourites from there for you all.

We are raising money for mental health with our Mindful colouring book!

Our very own coloring book - check it out, and coloring together with the kids.

Cat mindful coloring pages for adults and kids

Some amazing cat coloring pages - one for you and one for the kids so you can color together. We have a few of these for you to use.

31 days of adult colouring pages

If you want to get coloring for mindfulness - here are our adult coloring pages so you can do just that.

31 days of kids colouring pages

If you need to keep the kids busy for a while - check out our 31 days of coloring and print them out an awesome idea every single day!

Feeling coloring pages: That's OK free colouring eBook

We have some amazing feelings coloring pages here for the kids to help them understand and learn about emotions. Check it out now.

If you are looking for articles on other sites, do check these out as well – these activities are also focused on sustainability and climate change:

Sustainability and climate change articles off KiddyCharts

Here are some more ideas for you to use to help kids to understand and learn about sustainability and the environment.

The Greenhouse Effect Experiment

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What better way to teach kids about climate change than an experiment that helps illustrate it. Check this out now.

Earth Day Resources that make Sustainability Simple for Kids -

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Resources for Earth Day to help our kids learn and understand all about sustainability.

Teaching Children Sustainability Through DIY Projects

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Sometimes getting hands on - helps kids to learn - so DIY for understanding sustainability works well!

Teaching Children Why Sustainability Is Important

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Finally, how do we teach the importance of sustainability - this article explains why it is so important to do so.

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Helen

This image is promoting sustainability and teaching kids about the importance of recycling, reusing, and reducing to help save the environment.

Helen

Helen is a mum to two, social media consultant, and website editor; and this site is (we think) the only Social Enterprise parenting magazine!Since giving up being a business analyst when juggling travel, work and kids proved too complicated, she founded KiddyCharts so she could be with her kids, and use those grey cells at the same time.KiddyCharts has reach of over 1.1million across social and the site. The blog works with big family brands (including travel) to help promote their services, as well as offering free resources to parents of kids under 10.It gives 51%+ profits to Reverence for Life, who fund a number of important initiatives in Africa, including bringing running water and basic equipment to a school in Tanzania.Helen has worked as a digital marketing consultant (IDM qualified) with various organisations, including Channel Mum, Truprint, Talk to Mums, and Micro Scooters. She loves to be creative in the brand campaigns she works on.Get in touch TODAY!