Big Recycling Symbol Coloring Page

Three bent arrows chase each other around an empty center and that is the entire sheet. The outlines are the heaviest on this hub by a wide margin. Each stroke is thick enough to read from across a classroom, which makes the page useful on a wall as well as on a desk. Every arrow folds once, so each one shows a flat face and a turned face, and those two planes can take two tones of the same color. That is about the simplest shading lesson a coloring page can offer. The negative triangle in the middle stays white unless a colorist decides otherwise, and plenty do fill it. Six regions exist once you treat each arrow as two planes. Younger children will color all three arrows green and stop there, which is the correct answer and the one most of them want. The symbol sits dead center with generous white space on all four sides. Cut it out after coloring and it serves as a label for a sorting bin. Print several and let a group color one each. The heavy line takes marker without the ink creeping past the edge, and it takes crayon without the wax skipping.