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Italy Coloring Pages
Coloring pages to inspire children learning about Italy.
Roman senator
Roman helmet
Roman soldier
Roman Coliseum
Roman chariot
St. Francis of Assisi - Patron Saint of Italy
The Roman Catholic Church is very important in Italy, and the Pope lives in a city-state within Italy called the Vatican. St. Francis’ special order, the Franciscans, is based in his hometown of Assisi, Italy. People from all over the world visit the Basilica of St. Francis to see where he lived and learn about his life of kindness, love for animals, and care for the earth.
Even today, people remember St. Francis for his love of animals, nature, and helping others. On October 4th, many churches hold special services, and pets are often brought to be blessed!
Kids and families might plant trees, feed birds, or help care for animals to follow his example of kindness to all creatures. Francis’ message of peace, care for the earth, and love for everyone is still inspiring people around the world.
Italian Animals coloring pages
There are many animals in Italy, of course, but here are a few suggestions that are fun for kids and help give a flavour for the country.
Italian Wolf
The Italian wolf lives in the mountains and forests of Italy. Wolves are part of many old stories, like the legend of Romulus and Remus, the twins who started the city of Rome! It is often considered the national animal of Italy.
Brown Bear
Brown bears roam Italy’s northern forests. They are big, strong, and protected in the wild.
Mediterranean Sea Animals
Italy is surrounded by the sea, home to dolphins, sea turtles, and colorful fish. These animals show how amazing and important ocean life is!
Italian Plants coloring pages
Italy grows many crops that are important for food, traditions, and festivals. Farmers plant fruits, vegetables, grains, and olives that help feed families and make delicious foods that people around the world enjoy.
grapes
Grapes
Grapes grow on sunny hills all over Italy. People use them to make juice, raisins, and wine, and they have been grown for thousands of years. Grapes are part of festivals and celebrations, showing how special they are to Italian life.
Wheat
Wheat grows in fields across Italy and is used to make bread, pasta, and pizza—foods that are eaten every day. Wheat has been an important crop for centuries, helping people live close to the land and enjoy tasty, healthy meals.