Three Recycling Bins in a Row Coloring Page

Three bins stand side by side on a single ground line. Each one has a domed lid with a long slot cut across it, a narrow collar below the lid and a tall rounded panel on the front. The two bins on the right carry a small recycling symbol inside that panel. The bin on the left is blank, and that blank panel is the most useful thing on the page. Write paper on it, draw a bottle on it, or leave it alone. The sheet turns into a sorting exercise the moment somebody assigns each bin a job and a color. Line weight is light and the shapes are geometric, so this prints clean and scales down well if you want two copies per page. Each bin breaks into a lid, a body and a front panel, which gives nine regions across the row. The bins repeat exactly, and that gives a child a reason to work carefully: matching three identical shapes is a different skill from filling one big one. Everything above the ground line is empty. Add a wall, a label or a pile of recyclables and the page grows with whoever is working on it.