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Join Penny and Pip on their farm adventure as they search for a cool mud puddle to splash in. This free coloring page combines a cute scene with a fun story for young learners.
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Penny was a very big pink pig. She lived on a happy farm.
Penny had a small piglet named Pip. Pip had a cute curly tail.
The sun was bright and hot in the sky. Penny looked at the dry dirt.
"It is too hot to play here," Penny said. Pip nodded his head.
"I want to find some cool mud," said Pip. He liked to splash.
Penny and Pip walked out of the barn. They saw the tall green corn.
The farm was very big and wide. They walked past the old stone wall.
A brown dog ran by them. The dog went woof woof at the pigs.
Pip gave a tiny oink. He was excited to find a puddle.
They saw a duck near a small pond. The pond had blue water.
"Can we play in the pond?" asked Pip. Penny shook her head.
"The pond is for ducks to swim," she said. "Pigs like mud."
They walked to the back of the farm. The ground felt soft and wet.
Pip saw something dark on the ground. It was a very big mud hole.
"Look, Mama! I found the mud!" Pip yelled. He was so glad.
Pip ran fast to the edge. He took a big leap into the air.
Splash! The mud went up and down. Pip was covered in brown spots.
Penny laughed a happy pig laugh. She stepped into the mud too.
The mud felt cool on their skin. It was soft like a wet rug.
They rolled around and around. They were messy but very happy.
A little bird flew over the pigs. The bird sang a sweet song.
Penny and Pip stayed in the mud. It was the best spot on the farm.
The sun started to go down. The sky turned pink and orange.
It was time to go back to the barn. They were tired and dirty.
"That was a fun day," Pip said. He went to sleep in the hay.
Penny kissed her piglet goodnight. They loved their life on the farm.
What color is Penny the pig?
What does Pip's tail look like?
Why did Penny and Pip want to find some mud?
What sound did the brown dog make?
What did Penny say the pond was for?
Where on the farm did they find the mud hole?
What sound did it make when Pip jumped into the mud?
How did the mud feel on the pigs' skin?
What colors did the sky turn when the sun started to go down?
Where did Pip go to sleep at the end of the day?
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.
Match the passage words to their meanings, then fill the missing words back into real sentences.
Two writing tasks that build on the passage, with plenty of lines to write on.
Bring the story of Penny and Pip to life with our free printable coloring pages. This activity is specifically designed for lower elementary students, blending a charming fiction passage about farm life with a creative art project. Using these resources in the classroom or at home helps children connect reading comprehension with hands-on activities, making learning about animals more engaging.
Our download coloring page features clear, simple outlines that are perfect for little hands to practice their fine motor skills. After reading "Penny and Pip Find the Mud," students can use their favorite crayons or markers to color the happy pigs and their muddy farm home. This printable format is easy to use and provides a complete literacy lesson in one simple sheet.
Looking for a comprehensive educational tool? This coloring page with a reading passage also includes opportunities for vocabulary building and comprehension questions. It is an excellent resource for teachers planning a farm unit or parents looking for high-quality, educational screen-free activities for their children.