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Click the printer icon with the crayon cursor for a high quality
large coloring page. You may print in black and white or after you've colored
the artwork. Scroll down the page to see detailed instructions.
State of Vermont - Vermont State Flag Color
Sheet
Flag Meaning: The coat of arms of Vermont appears on a dark blue rectangle. It includes a shield, crest, scroll and badge. Pictures of fields, hills, a tall pine tree, 3 sheaves of grain and a cow appear on the shield. The hills represent the Green Mountains. The sheaves of grain represent farming and the cow symbolizes dairying. At the top of the shield is a buck's head that represents the abundance of wildlife in the state. A red banner at the bottom of the scroll bears the state motto - "Vermont, Freedom and Unity." Pine needle boughs wrap around coat of arms. The flag was adopted in 1923.
Click on one of the colors in the color palette to
choose a color.
With your selected color, click on a part of a picture
to fill it with that color.
You may change your colors as often as you like.
When you are happy with your coloring, you may print
out your picture by clicking on the printer icon on the
coloring page (Says "Full Page Print"). Only your artwork
with sentence will print - advertisements, directions,
and color palette will not print. Graphics print crisply
and clearly.
If you wish to color your page offline, hit the printer
icon on the coloring page BEFORE filling in any colors.
If you already started to color online, you can color
the parts white or hit refresh to get just the outline.
These Vermont coloring pages make great mouse practice
activities for younger children but can also be used with
older children beginning to learn how to read. If the child
is unable to read the sentence that goes with the state of Vermont
coloring page, have them click on each word to hear the
sentence. This activity reinforces reading skills. Check
out our additional ideas
on how to use our state of Vermont coloring pages for reading
activities.
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