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Network Coloring Pages

January 27, 2021

As we head into another semester of remote learning and living, our habits and hobbies will continue to adjust to meet the moment. In that spirit, we wanted to offer some Roosevelt-related stress relievers for you to use!

Below are several digital coloring book pages that we’ve made out of iconic images of the Roosevelts and other patterns and images from across the network. Whether you use these to help keep yourself focused during class, trainings, meetings, or as a fun way to decompress at the end of your days — make sure you tag them with @RooseveltNTWRK on Twitter and Instagram when you’re done!

Over the course of the semester we’ll be adding more pages, so be sure to check back periodically.

Click on the previews below to download the full pages!

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A line drawing of a man in a suit sitting at a desk with a serious expression, positioned in front of a curtain, with a large microphone on the desk in front of him.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivering his Fireside Chat on March 12, 1933

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Line drawing of a bust of a man in a suit and tie, set in front of a brick wall background and a fence or ledge in the foreground. The man has short hair and a serious expression.

Bust of President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the FDR Presidential Library

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A person wearing shorts and lace-up shoes stands on grass while holding a leash attached to a small, fluffy dog looking to the right.

Eleanor Roosevelt and the Roosevelt's dog, Fala

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Line drawing of a man in a suit sitting and holding a small dog on his lap, with part of a car visible in the background.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Roosevelt's dog, Fala

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A line drawing of a man in a hat and coat sitting in a convertible car, looking to the side and smiling. The cars top is down, and the background is minimal and unadorned.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt driving a convertible

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Black and white illustration with the text “Who writes the rules” in bold and script fonts, surrounded by drawings of a pencil, pen in a cup, notebook, and light bulb.

Who Writes the Rules Matters

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Line drawing of diverse women, including one in a hijab, one using a cane, two holding hands, and one in a wheelchair, all holding protest signs.

Fill in the protest signs