New Years Coloring Pages
What word do you think of the first when you hear "New Year"? Is it firework? Resolution? Food? Well, that's all relevant with this holiday. People spend big money to buy fireworks at the end of each year. Probably because there is nothing better to welcome the new year by lighting up the sky. We also tend to make new resolutions for the upcoming year, though very few of us actually committed to make those resolutions come true. And in all New Year's party, you can't really miss food. In this time around, you really don't need to worry about your weight because everyone is celebrating and everyone is eating.
Anyhow, if you're looking for some New Years coloring pages for your kids, you can find a number of them in this post. All of these New Year coloring pages can be printed for free, so that your kids can color them later. You can see various merry-looking New Year cards that your kids can color on their own to the pictures of a group of people celebrating and partying in the New Year's Eve. All of these New Year coloring pages look very fun to color. There are balloons, trumpet, stars, fireworks, and even some popular cartoon characters such as Tweety and Hello Kitty. You can print these New Year coloring pages as many as you want. Just click on the thumb images and you'll be able to view them in full resolution. Hope you like 'em.
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New Years Coloring Pages
New Years Fun Facts
- The first New Year’s celebration dates back 4,000 years. Julius Caesar, the emperor of Rome, was the first to declare Jan. 1 a national holiday. He named the month after Janus, the Roman god of doors and gates. Janus had two faces, one looking forward and one looking back. Caesar felt that a month named after this god would be fitting.
- Some people wear adult diapers while celebrating New Year at Time Square due to the lack of toilets.
- In an effort to reduce drunk driving, every New Year’s Eve the AAA will tow your car and give you a lift home for free, even if you’re not a member (not available in all states).
- Forty-five percent of Americans make New Year’s resolutions. The top resolutions are: to lose weight, get organized, to spend less and save more, to stay fit and healthy, and to quit smoking. While nearly half of all Americans make resolutions, 25 percent of them give up on their resolutions by the second week of January.
- Beethoven’s 9th Symphony was introduced to Japan by German POWs in WWI (who played it for them), and it is now a national tradition to perform it every New Year’s.
- The ancient Hawaiian New Year was four months long, war was forbidden, people stopped working, and the people spent time dancing, feasting and having a good time.
- Be sure to eat leafy greens on New Year’s. Tradition says that the more leafy greens a person eats, the more prosperity he or she will experience (what an incentive for staying healthy!). Tradition also says that legumes bring prosperity because beans and peas look like coins. No wonder why so many people eat black eyed peas on Jan. 1.
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