There are tons of things for a Backyardigans fan to do with their Backyardigans coloring pages. Kids and moms both like Backyardigans coloring pages for their ability to allow Backyardigans fans to practice not just their coloring, but their motor skills by practicing staying in the lines. They also help to develop a child's artistic eye by having to color Pablo, Tyrone, Tasha and other characters the correct colors.

By using a hole punch and binder or even just some string, Backyardigans fans can turn any stack of Backyardigans coloring pages into their very own Backyardigans coloring book. Take finished Backyardigans coloring pages and intersperse them with blank pages and you have your very own Backyardigans scrapbook or diary.

Forget having mom put your Backyardigans coloring pages on the fridge, use them as mini-Backyardigans posters for your room or even wallpaper your whole bedroom with nothing but your Backyardigans coloring pages.

Decorate your school supplies with Backyardigans coloring pages. You can print out your Backyardigans coloring pages on sticky paper before coloring them and then put them on notebooks, binders, folders, pencil boxes, whatever you can think of. Or just print and color the Backyardigans coloring pages on normal paper and ask Mom to help you use a glue stick to make your very own Backyardigans school supplies.

If you can get some heavier weight paper, like white construction paper, you can print out Backyardigans character faces and make masks. You just need to punch holes near the "ears" and tie strings through the holes. Place the mask on, tie the strings behind your head and voila you and your friends can be Uniqua, Austin or the others. Or paste larger Backyardigans coloring pages faces on paper plates to use as masks. The things you can do with your Backyardigans coloring pages can only be limited by your imagination and creativity.

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