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“Thomas And Friends” traces the friendly and sometimes unfriendly relationship between Thomas, Edward, Henry, Gordon, James, Percy, Toby, and Emily who are locomotive engines with human characteristics and facial features. First featured in the United Kingdom in 1984, the setup for the stories is the fictional island Sodor.

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You’re going to print it off and then have your kid color in Thomas’s face and any other part of him that might be included, such as the cab.Ĭut him out carefully and poke two holes on either side of Thomas’s face you’re going to loop string, ribbon, or yarn through the holes to make the mask stay up.Thomas and Friends is a popular television series for children, based on the book “The Railway Series” by Reverend Wilbert Awdry and his son Christopher Awdry. Thomas Masksĭepending on the size of your child’s face, you might need to “blow up” the illustration a bit. Just have your child color in the illustration and, once they’re done, wrap up the present inside, carefully taping as they go. Wrapping PaperĪnother terrific use of these Thomas & Friends pages is for economical and cheap wrapping paper! Then you’ll have them draw, in black Sharpie, puzzle-shaped pieces directly over the illustration. Print off any of the Thomas & Friends printables and have the kids color them in.

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Puzzles are a fun craft, especially if you have a classroom full of kids. You’re going to glue the Thomases to either side of a toilet paper roll, lining them up so that they’re complementary to each other. You’ll print out two of each Thomas & Friends sheet for the illustration you want to use, and you’ll want to pick ones that show Thomas in his entirety.įor one page, you’ll have the kids actually flip the sheet over and then trace, using a black sharpie, the visible outline from the front of the page.Ĭolor in both sheets, but only the “back” or traced side for the one. 3D Thomas The Trainsįor this craft, you’ll need glue and toilet paper rolls. Cut them out carefully.įrom there, the children can play with them as-is, or add craft sticks to the backs of the figures for easier handling (or to put on a theatrical performance with them, perhaps?). Have your child color them in and then paste poster board or construction paper to the back. To make the play props, you’ll print out the illustrations that show Thomas & his friends in whole. You can get your little one to color in the pictures and add text, like, “You’re Invited!” on the front and all the party info on the inside. Then you’ll fold it in half, and fold it in half again, so that the illustration is on the “front page.” Place it in the bottom-right of the overall page and print it out. I find that the best way to go about this craft is to shrink the image, using your computer, to a fourth of its regular size. You could also do hoodies, patches on pants, or even canvas totes. Then all you need to do is iron (or press) it on. Or, if you have the skills, you can cut it yourself by hand. Here is where you’ll use the Cricut feed it into the machine, and it will “read” the design and cut it out perfectly. You’re then going to print it onto iron-on vinyl. Have your child select the Thomas illustration they’d like to wear and work with them to color it in digitally. T-Shirtsįor this craft, you will need a Cricut machine – or a deft hand with scissors. Your child can then slide his or her fingers up between the two pieces of stapled paper and play Thomas to their heart’s content. Then you’re going to staple the two pieces of paper around the edges – a good four or five staples should do the trick. You’re then going to take the Thomas that you just cut out and place him down on a piece of construction paper. Have your child color in Thomas however they choose, and then cut him out carefully, following his outline. (You might also want to shrink him down a bit to fit small fingers!) Thomas Finger Puppetsįor Thomas finger puppets, you will need an illustration of Thomas that is his face, head-on. Then you could paste him onto a rectangle of construction paper or poster board. Once you do that, you can have your child color him in.

Bookmarksįor this craft, you will likely want to shrink the size of the illustrations down a bit so that you can fit all of Thomas into a book. However you opt to use them, your child can have the pride associated with contributing to his or her party, in addition to simply enjoying their day! 9. You could cut out multiples of the same illustration and string them up as a banner, use them as place settings, or make cute popcorn holders by rolling them into cones. Get your little one(s) in on the party planning action by having them color in my Thomas & Friends sheets and using them as adornment on the big day. Here are 10 cheap, fun, and creative things you can do with your completed coloring pages! 10. 10 Craft Ideas To Do With Thomas And Friends Coloring Pages

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