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Bring the story of Pip and Leo to life with this simple coloring page of our favorite three-eyed space friend! It is designed with thick lines and large spaces, making it perfect for little artists.
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Leo looked out the window at night. He saw a blue light in the yard.
The light was small and bright. It sat on the soft green grass.
Leo went outside to see the light. He found a tiny ball of fur.
The ball had three big green eyes. It had four small blue hands.
"Hello," said Leo with a big smile. The alien made a sweet beep sound.
It looked like a soft purple grape. Leo named his new friend Pip.
Pip was very hungry and very tired. Leo went inside to get a snack.
He brought out a box of crackers. Pip liked the salty round crackers.
Pip ate five crackers very fast. He made a funny sound like a bell.
Then Pip danced on his tiny feet. Leo laughed and clapped his hands.
Pip and Leo played with a red ball. They ran fast across the grass.
Pip could jump very high in the air. He felt happy to have a friend.
The ball rolled under a big bush. Pip used his light to find it.
His tail glowed like a yellow star. They played until the moon was high.
The sky turned a dark blue color. A big ship came down from the sky.
It made a hum like a happy bee. Pip looked at the ship and smiled.
Pip gave Leo a big, warm hug. He pointed his finger at the moon.
Then Pip went inside the silver ship. The ship flew up into the stars.
Leo waved his hand until it was gone. He looked up at the night sky.
He knew Pip was safe at home. Leo would always remember his cute friend.
He went back inside his warm house. He went to sleep with a smile.
Leo dreamed of stars and purple fur. It was a very good night.
What did Leo see out his window at the start of the story?
What did Pip look like when Leo first found him?
How many green eyes did Pip have?
What snack did Leo bring outside for Pip?
How many crackers did Pip eat?
What sound did Pip make after eating his snacks?
What toy did Leo and Pip play with in the yard?
What happened to Pip's tail when they were looking for the ball?
What did the silver ship sound like when it arrived?
What did Pip do right before he went inside the ship?
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.
Download this free printable coloring page featuring Pip, the friendly alien from our story 'A New Friend from the Stars.' This educational activity is perfect for lower elementary students to practice their fine motor skills while engaging with a fun science fiction narrative. The large, simple shapes are ideal for young children using crayons or markers.
Combining a reading passage with a coloring sheet helps improve literacy and reading comprehension in a way that feels like play. This resource is excellent for classroom use during a space unit or as a quiet at-home activity. Teachers and parents can use the included story to ask questions about Pip's appearance and his adventures with Leo.
Our high-quality 2K coloring pages are designed to be easy to download and print. By providing a visual connection to the vocabulary found in the text, this printable helps children build a deeper understanding of the story while letting their creativity shine. Start your space adventure today with this cute alien coloring sheet!