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Printable colouring sheets for children: the Sun, the planets and the big moons as thick-line pictures with the real colours and three facts, and all the planets in a row at one scale, in English and Japanese
import { … } from "@johnmorrisdotca/wakusei-planets/sheets";Exports
| Name | Kind | What it is |
|---|---|---|
colouringArt | function | A body as a colouring picture: thick black outlines on white (the outline 3 mm, every line inside 2.5 mm), its big features, its rings, and the Sun's rays. |
KIDS_BODIES | constant | The bodies that have a colouring sheet of their own: the Sun, the planets and Pluto, and the big moons. |
KIDS_SHEETS | constant | Every sheet: a colouring page for each of KIDS_BODIES, then lineup, all the planets in a row at their true relative size. |
KidsBody | type | The name of a body that has a colouring sheet: sun, a planet, pluto, moon, io, europa, ganymede, callisto, titan, triton or charon. |
kidsFacts | function | The three facts on a body's sheet, in plain words, worked out from the package's numbers: its width and how it compares with Earth, how long it takes to spin and to go round, and for a moon the face it shows. |
kidsLayout | function | The layout of a sheet, to give kazoku-ui's printCss: its paper, its turn (the lineup lies on its side), large type for children and the language. |
KidsOptions | type | What to build a sheet with: the paper, the language, the date and the address for the QR code. |
kidsRoom | function | The room a sheet's picture has on a page, in millimetres: the page inside its margins, less the header and the footer. |
kidsSheet | function | A printable colouring sheet: one .kazoku-sheet with one page holding the sheet's SVG, in kazoku-ui's print layout (add printCss(kidsLayout(id, options)) to the page, and print with printSheet). |
KidsSheet | type | The name of a sheet: a KidsBody or lineup. |
kidsSvg | function | One sheet as an SVG string measured in millimetres: the picture of the body, the colours to colour it with and three facts, in English or Japanese; or the lineup of all the planets at one scale. |