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Barnaby the puppy is very tired after a long day of playing! Enjoy this sweet coloring page and read the story about how Barnaby finally finds the perfect spot for a nap.
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Mia has a new puppy. His name is Barnaby.
Barnaby is very small and soft. He has big brown ears and a tiny tail.
He likes to run in the tall green grass. He likes to jump for his bouncy red ball.
Barnaby is a very busy puppy. He plays with his toys all morning long.
The sun is high and warm in the sky. Barnaby is starting to move very slowly.
He lets out a very big, wide yawn. His little pink tongue sticks out for a second.
Barnaby looks for a good place to rest. He tries the hard, white kitchen floor.
It is too cold and flat for a nap. He walks over to the big, soft rug.
He circles around and around in a ring. Then he flops down with a happy sigh.
He rests his chin on his fuzzy paws. His big eyes begin to close.
Mia sits very quietly on the floor. She does not want to wake him up.
She watches his little black nose twitch. Barnaby is fast asleep in the sun.
Is he dreaming of his bouncy red ball? Is he dreaming of the tall green grass?
His tiny paws move just a little bit. He must be running fast in his sleep.
Barnaby makes a tiny sound in his nose. He is a very happy and tired pup.
Mia stays very still so he can rest. She likes to watch her puppy sleep.
The house is very quiet and very still. The puppy looks like a soft, furry cloud.
Mia smiles at her new best friend. Sleeping puppies are very, very cute.
What kind of animal is Barnaby?
What color are Barnaby's big ears?
Where does Barnaby like to run?
Why does Barnaby start to move slowly in the afternoon?
What does Barnaby's tongue look like when he yawns?
Why does Barnaby decide not to sleep on the kitchen floor?
What does Barnaby do before he flops down on the rug?
Where does Barnaby rest his chin when he starts to sleep?
What does Mia do while Barnaby is taking his nap?
What do Barnaby's paws do while he is dreaming?
More ways to practice with this story — every sheet is built from the text itself, answer key included where it counts.
One PDF with a cover, a contents page and every answer key at the back — color the page in, then keep going on paper.
Sentences from the passage with the capitals and punctuation removed — rewrite each one correctly.
Two writing tasks that build on the passage, with plenty of lines to write on.
This free printable coloring page is perfect for young animal lovers and early readers. Featuring a super cute kawaii-style puppy named Barnaby, the activity encourages children to express their creativity while engaging with a fun fictional story. The clear black outlines and simple details make it easy for lower elementary students to stay within the lines while they bring the sleeping pup to life.
In addition to the coloring sheet, you will find a reading passage that helps improve literacy skills. Educators and parents can use this as a comprehensive worksheet by asking kids to identify key details from the story, such as where Barnaby tried to sleep before finding his rug. This combination of reading and art is an excellent way to keep kids focused and entertained in the classroom or at home.
Our printable dog coloring pages are designed to be high-quality and easy to download. Simply print the page on standard paper and grab some crayons or markers. Whether your child is a fan of puppies or just loves coloring cute animals, Barnaby's nap time scene is sure to be a favorite addition to their collection of creative projects.