Free Resources
Story Activities
Downloadable coloring pages, reading comprehension prompts, and nature-based activities to extend the magic of each story.
Coloring Pages
Print these at home and bring Lily's world to life with your own colors. Each page connects to a scene or theme from the books.
Book 1: Eagle Feather
Owl & Eagle Feather
Color Lily's owl friend holding the precious eagle feather in the enchanted forest.
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Book 3: Walking Forest
Forest Walk
A winding path through the forest with deer, birds, and wildflowers to color.
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Dream Journal
An open dream journal with stars, moons, and a sleeping owl — perfect for bedtime coloring.
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Animal Guides
All six of Lily's animal guides together — eagle, owl, deer, fox, rabbit, and bear.
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Reading Comprehension Prompts
Open-ended questions and hands-on activities for each book. Perfect for bedtime conversations, classroom discussions, or homeschool enrichment.
How Lily Red Owl Got an Eagle Feather
Discussion Questions
- 1.What do you think Lily was feeling when she first saw the eagle?
- 2.Have you ever had to wait for something you really wanted? How did it feel?
- 3.Why do you think the eagle gave Lily the feather? What did she do to earn it?
- 4.Draw a picture of what YOU would do if you met an eagle in a dream.
- 5.What does 'patience' mean to you? Can you think of a time you were patient?
Hands-On Activities
- ✦Make your own feather from paper and decorate it with colors that represent something you've earned.
- ✦Go outside and look for a real feather. Where do you think it came from?
- ✦Write a letter to Lily telling her what you thought was the bravest part of her journey.
How Lily Red Owl Found Her Voice
Discussion Questions
- 1.What does it mean to 'find your voice'? Is it just about talking?
- 2.Have you ever felt nervous about saying something important?
- 3.Who helps Lily find her voice? How do they help?
- 4.What would you say if you could tell the whole world one thing?
- 5.Why is it sometimes hard to speak up, even when we know what we want to say?
Hands-On Activities
- ✦Record yourself reading your favorite part of the story out loud — listen to how your voice sounds!
- ✦Draw a picture of YOUR voice. What color is it? What shape?
- ✦Write a short poem about something you want to say to someone you love.
How Lily Red Owl Discovered the Walking Forest
Discussion Questions
- 1.What do you think a 'walking forest' means? Can trees really walk?
- 2.How does Lily feel when the forest starts to change around her?
- 3.What sounds do you think you would hear in Lily's forest?
- 4.Have you ever noticed something in nature that surprised you?
- 5.What does the forest teach Lily about change?
Hands-On Activities
- ✦Take a 'listening walk' outside — stand still for 2 minutes and count every sound you hear.
- ✦Draw a map of an imaginary forest. What animals live there? What paths can you find?
- ✦Plant a seed and watch it grow over the next few weeks. Draw it each day in a nature journal.
Nature-Based Activities
Extend the stories into real life with these simple, screen-free activities that connect children to nature, creativity, and emotional awareness.
Listening Walk
Stand still outside for 2 minutes. Count every sound you hear — birds, wind, leaves, cars, insects. Write or draw them all.
Dream Journal
Before bed, draw or write about your day. In the morning, draw or write about your dreams. Do this for a whole week!
Create Your Guide Animal
Choose an animal that represents something you want to learn. Draw it, name it, and write what it teaches you.
Nature Collection
Collect 5 natural items on a walk (leaves, stones, feathers, pinecones). Arrange them into art and tell a story about each one.
Story Retelling
After reading a Lily Red Owl book, retell the story in your own words to a family member. What would YOU change about the ending?
Feelings Weather Report
Each morning, describe your feelings like weather: sunny, cloudy, stormy, breezy. Draw the weather that matches how you feel inside.
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