How can I use this resource?

With this resource, you can unleash your design creativity and style with sneakers. You can color 12 different templates of sports shoes, such as running shoes, tennis shoes, or basketball high tops. You can use different colors and techniques to make the sneakers look really original. You can also work in groups to create large posters of the sneakers by combining four sheets of paper. This is a great way to practice both teamwork and artistic skills. You can use this resource to decorate your room, classroom, or bulletin board with colorful and fashionable sneakers.

What does this resource contain?

This resource contains 12 x 2 coloring templates for sneakers. Each template has a design of a sports shoe that is unlabelled and unbranded. The templates are based on real, popular sneakers. Each template comes in two versions: a single image and a poster consisting of four sheets. You can print the templates on white paper and color them with crayons, markers, pencils, or paints. The resource also provides you with some information about the history and meaning of sneakers.

About Sneakers

Sneakers are shoes that are designed for sports or casual wear. The word sneaker comes from the American slang term for shoes that have rubber soles, which make them quiet and easy to walk in. Sneakers started out as gym and sports shoes in the 19th century in England, where they were made of canvas and rubber. Only wealthy people could afford them, as they were a sign of leisure and modernity. Sneakers became popular and fashionable in the 20th century, thanks to celebrities and subcultures who wore them as a statement of rebellion or identity. For example, James Dean made sneakers cool in the 1950s by wearing them in his movies. In the 1980s, Michael Jordan made basketball sneakers famous by endorsing them with his name and logo. Sneakers also became associated with hip hop, skateboarding, punk rock, and other youth cultures.

Today, sneakers are worn by millions of people around the world, regardless of their age, gender, or background. Sneakers come in many shapes, sizes, colors, and brands. Some sneakers are collectible and expensive, while others are cheap and disposable. Some sneakers are designed for specific sports or activities, while others are made for comfort or style. The sneakers in this resource have neither logo nor status... it’s completely up to you how to color them in!

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