Two children fly diamond-shaped kites with bows repeating along their tails.

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Kites with Repeating Bows

A boy and a girl fly two diamond-shaped kites over a meadow. Repeating bows decorate their long, curving tails.

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Blue and green kites with alternating bows

Start at each kite and follow its tail downward.

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Digital example: Blue and green kites with coral and yellow bows alternating along their tails.

1. Blue — left kite
2. Pale green — right kite
3. Coral — first, third and fifth bows
4. Yellow — second and fourth bows

Color all four panels of the left kite blue.
Fill the right kite’s panels pale green.
Use coral on each tail’s first and third bows, plus the fifth bow on the left.
Color the second and fourth bows on each tail yellow.

Check coral–yellow repeats from each kite. Keep strings, children and scenery white.

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