Baby Rhino Walking Right with Tiny Horn

A smiling baby rhino walks to the right in this simple drawing, with a big round head, a single curved horn at the front, and two small dots for eyes. Two little round ears sit on top of the head and just behind it, and a thin curly tail loops out from the back. The chunky body has four sturdy legs, each ending in a wavy-edged foot, and the front leg on the right is lifted mid-step. Lines are thick and the shapes are large, so it works well for toddlers and preschoolers who are still building pencil control. Try coloring the rhino in realistic grays and browns, then let kids pick a bright color for the horn and feet to talk about which parts are which. This printable page also makes a quick warm-up activity before a lesson on animals.