What's in the picture
- tower crane with an operator
- steel beam on the hook
- scaffolding on a building shell
- builders with a shovel and toolbox
- saw and hammer on the ground
- truck loaded with sand
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Construction Site
Crane Lifting Beam Coloring Page
A tower crane lifts a steel beam over scaffolding while three builders work below with a toolbox, shovel, saw and bricks. The many tools make this one better for older kids.
- Medium
- ages 5+
- Portrait, fills a Letter or A4 sheet
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The lattice on the crane tower is made of lots of little triangles. Color them all one shade, like yellow or red, so the crane stays easy to spot among the scaffolding and buildings.
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Where is the beam supposed to go, and who is guiding the crane operator?
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