Water Bottle Beside A Soccer Ball Coloring Page

A tall bottle stands beside a ball on a single ground line, and that is the whole page. Two bands cross the bottle where a label would wrap, and the cap is ridged for grip. Around those two objects the paper stays empty from edge to edge. Simplicity like this is useful on purpose. A three year old can fill the bottle in one color and the ball in another and come away with something that looks finished. An older child can treat the bottle as a label design problem, because the empty band between the two lines is exactly where a brand would go, and inventing one is more fun than copying one. The ball is drawn at a good size with clear panels. Color only the five sided ones and it stays round. Fill every panel and it flattens into a dark circle, which is the single most common mistake on any soccer page and the easiest to demonstrate on a sheet this plain. Water on the sideline is part of the game, so this page pairs naturally with the practice and warm up sheets elsewhere in the set.