Birch Leaf Tilted With Small Teeth All Around

A single leaf fills the page, tilted diagonally with its pointed tip at the upper left and a short, slightly curved stem at the lower right. The edge is wavy and jagged, with small teeth all the way around. A thick central vein runs from the stem toward the tip, and thinner veins branch off it on both sides, some curving gently as they reach the outline. The leaf is plain and unshaded, so there is plenty of open space to color. Kids can use this page for a quick lesson on leaf parts. Have them trace the midrib and side veins with a darker green, then fill the sections between the veins with lighter greens or fall yellows. It is also a free printable that works well beside a real leaf for comparing shapes and edges.