Geometric Tiles Coloring Page
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Prints on one US Letter page. Print at 100% / "Actual size". Free for personal and classroom use.
About this coloring page
The page is covered in a grid of square tiles, each with two pairs of quarter-circle arcs in opposite corners. Because the tiles are turned in different directions, the arcs connect across tiles to form winding paths, full circles and wavy shapes that loop around the page.
Coloring ideas
Follow one path with a single color from end to end and see where it goes. Alternate two colors on the paths and the spaces between them, or color all the full circles in one bright color. Neon colors on a black background look striking.
Skills practiced
Every tile has the same two arcs, just turned in different directions, a hands-on way to explore rotation. Older children can count how many full circles appear and try drawing their own tile grid, a creative geometry challenge.
Printing tips
Colored pencils or fine markers keep the curved edges neat. Print a second copy for a friend and compare how different the same pattern can look with new colors.
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