Hero Celebrating Victory With A Cheering Crowd Coloring Page

A hero stands on a low round podium with both arms punched straight up, fists closed, cape hanging down behind. Three children stand on the ground around the base, two on one side and one on the other, hands together, heads tipped back to look up at him. Everyone is smiling. There is no city, no stadium and no wider crowd; it is five figures and the podium on an open page.

The crowd is three people, so if the title had you expecting a stadium, this is a quieter moment than that.

As a coloring job it divides neatly: one large figure to do carefully and three smaller ones that go quickly. That makes it a reasonable sheet to share between two children of different ages.

The podium is a flat disc and an easy place to put a strong color that anchors the page.

Raising both arms overhead after winning something appears to be built in rather than learned. Researchers who studied athletes at the Paralympic Games found that competitors blind from birth, who had never seen anyone do it, threw their arms up in exactly the same way.