Hudson name over a winding river, stone bridge, cattails, hills, trees, and clouds coloring page

Hudson River Bridge Name Coloring Page

The name Hudson stretches across a curving river scene with a stone arch bridge, cattails, rocks, rolling hills, and puffy clouds.

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Color the Hudson letters bright sky blue, the stone bridge warm gray, the river soft turquoise, and the cattails golden brown. Use chunky crayons or broad markers for the big letters and water, then switch to a sharper crayon point for the bridge stones and cattail stems. Try making the river lighter where it slips under the bridge, as if sunlight is wiggling along the current.

The story behind this coloring page

Hudson’s Under-Bridge Surprise — Every day, Pip scrubbed the big river letters before the ducks came through: H, U, D, S, O, N. Swish-swish went his rag, and splash-splap went the water under the stone bridge. Read the full story →

Every day, Pip scrubbed the big river letters before the ducks came through: H, U, D, S, O, N. Swish-swish went his rag, and splash-splap went the water under the stone bridge. He wanted the letters clean enough for the morning boats to grin at. Until one day, the O gave a sneezy little clunk.

Because of that, Pip poked his brush inside the O. Out rolled six tiny seed cakes wrapped in reed paper, smelling like honey and mud. Because of THAT, he tucked one cake beside each cattail nest before anyone saw him, even the bossy duck with the squeaky quack. At noon, the hungry ducklings found breakfast and peeped like whistles. Pip only wiped his nose and scrubbed N extra shiny. Next time the river letters look bright, check the O—something kind may have gone swish-swish there.

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