MARA LEA BROWN
"2020 Quarantine Coloring Book"
The 2020 Quarantine Coloring Book reflects some of our shared experiences and initial responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, including feelings of uncertainty, fear, hope and gratitude. I shared one coloring page per day with my friends and family. Given the original meaning of the word “quarantine,” I did this over a period of 40 days.
The electronic version of the "2020 Quarantine Coloring Book" is completely free. The links to the printable PDF pages are below. You can print them, color them and share them with your family, neighbors, students and friends!
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My hope is that the 2020 Quarantine Coloring Book will provide you with a moment of calm and creativity amidst the chaos.
Enjoy coloring inside and outside the lines!
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Love,
Mara
"Quarantine #1: Separate Yet Connected"
Take a break, look out your window and wave at your neighbor. Notice nature. Feel connected.
"Quarantine #2: Stay In Touch"
Keep in touch with your friends and family. Make up new ways to have fun together!
"Quarantine #3: Building Community"
Our community is starting to look a little different. Let's make it what we want it to be!
"Quarantine #8: On the Front Line"
To doctors, nurses and all health professionals, thank you!
"Quarantine #11: I'm Staying Inside"
You don't need to go outside to be inspired by nature.
¡Gracias por la inspiración, Berta!
¡Gracias por la inspiración, Linda!
Dedicated to Sara and David
Dedicated to Betsy and all medical professionals
"Quarantine #24: The New Normal"
Thank you to all essential workers! Thank you for ensuring food continues to be available and as safe as possible.
"Quarantine #25: Keeping Busy"
Cook, paint, do exercise or rest - there's plenty of time!
"Quarantine #27: Love in the Time of Coronavirus"
Thank you, mail carriers - you are essential!
"Quarantine #29: Holding Hands"
Maintaining social distance is hard, but we can do this!
"Quarantine #31: The New Classroom"
Teachers are finding new ways to inspire learning. Thank you!
Dedicated to EBI teachers and students
"Quarantine #34: Constraints"
You might have to change the choreography, but don't stop dancing!
Dedicated to Mónica's students
"Quarantine #40: What Now?"
Will we remember or forget the things we have learned during this period of time?