PS 163 Endangered Animals Coloring Book

This coloring book is a showcase of the incredible work created by the talented PS 163 ENL students of Ms. Patterson, who dedicated themselves to studying and raising awareness about endangered animals. After an in-depth study of wildlife conservation, the students not only learned about the importance of protecting these vulnerable species, but also performed in a powerful show called Don't Let Them Disappear, based on the book by Chelsea Clinton, where they shared the message of saving animals from extinction. In addition to their stunning drawings of endangered animals, each student also explored the collective nouns for groups of animals and taught the names of these creatures in their home languages, emphasizing the global importance of conservation efforts. The students' artwork is more than just a visual representation; it is a reflection of their learning and commitment to the preservation of wildlife. Beyond the focus on endangered animals, the students also expressed themselves through self-portraits and biographies, providing a personal touch to the book. And you can even color their self-portrait! The self-portraits and biographies are a testament to their creativity, individuality, and growth throughout the project. This coloring book is a celebration of the students' hard work and passion for both art and conservation. It is a reminder of how young voices can make a big impact on the world around them. By coloring these beautiful drawings, readers will not only learn about endangered animals but also gain insight into the students' perspectives on the importance of protecting our planet and its inhabitants. Through their artwork, stories, and dedication, the students of PS 163 inspire all of us to take action and help preserve the world's wildlife for future generations.