How Was It Built? Colouring Sheets

Colour in some of your favourite Historic Environment Scotland sites like Stirling Castle, Melrose Abbey, or the Blackhouse in Arnol.

Get creative with the kids or bring some mindfulness to your day as you colour in some of your favourite Historic Environment Scotland sites like Stirling Castle, Melrose Abbey, or the Blackhouse in Arnol. Learn about the materials these places were built with, and the people who made them.

A colouring sheet of the Engine Shed
  • Date Published: 16 April 2020
  • Publication Types: Education, Self-led activity, General Interest
  • Areas of Interest: Engine Shed
  • Audiences: Families, Educators, Visitors
  • Subjects: Colouring Sheets
  • School Themes: Architecture and Architectural Features, Traditional Materials
  • Language: English
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colouring-in-arnol-blackhouse.pdf (362.38 kb)

Arnol Blackhouse

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colouring-in-engine-shed.pdf (299.84 kb)

The Engine Shed

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colouring-in-stanley-mills.pdf (609.89 kb)

Stanley Mills

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colouring-in-stirling-castle.pdf (293.92 kb)

Stirling Castle

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colouring-in-melrose-abbey.pdf (302.37 kb)

Melrose Abbey

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arnol-colouring-sheet-Gaidhlig.pdf (642.69 kb)

Arnol Blackhouse - Gaidhlig

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stanley-mills-colouring-in-gaidhlig.pdf (3.50 mb)

Stanley Mills - Gaidhlig

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stirling-colouring-in-Gaidhlig.pdf (2.78 mb)

Stirling Castle - Gaidhlig

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