Bashful Piglet With Clasped Hands and Squinty Smile

Piglet stands upright with his hands clasped in front of his round, striped belly. His head is tilted slightly up and to the side, and he has a small closed smile and a squinting, content eye. His two large ears point up and outward, and his snout is drawn in a simple rounded shape. The shirt has several horizontal stripes that curve around his body, and his short legs end in soft, rounded feet. The lines are clean and fairly thick, so the page works well for younger kids using crayons or chunky markers. Try coloring the shirt stripes in two alternating shades, such as pink and a lighter pink, and let your child count the stripes as they go. The big open areas on the ears and face are good for practicing smooth, even shading.