Four diamond-shaped kites in two rows, each divided into four triangles and ending in a ribbon tail.

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Four Diamond Kites

Count four diamond-shaped kites and color their triangular sections.

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Four kites with matching color halves

Repeat the same three colors on all four kites. The black cross helps you separate the upper and lower triangles; leave the background white.

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Digital example: Four diamond kites with coral upper halves, blue lower halves and yellow ribbon tails on white.

1. Coral — upper triangles
2. Sky blue — lower triangles
3. Yellow — knots and ribbon tails

Color both upper triangles of each kite coral. Keep the central black line visible.
Color both lower triangles of each kite sky blue, stopping at the horizontal dividing line.
Color the small knots and all four ribbon tails yellow, right to their forked tips.

Count four kites. Each should have a coral upper half, a blue lower half and a yellow ribbon tail, with all dividing lines still clear.

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