Bird Mid-Song on a Blossoming Branch

A small bird sits on a thick branch with its head tipped up and its beak wide open, as if it is in the middle of a song. Its long tail sweeps down to the lower left, and the wing is drawn with layered feather lines that are fun to fill in. Clusters of simple five-petal flowers and pointed leaves fill the upper left, with one more small bloom tucked beside the bird's chest. The lines are clean and open, so even younger kids can stay inside them with crayons or markers. Try coloring the bird in a soft blue or a warm robin-style orange, then pick a different shade for each row of wing feathers. This free printable also works well for a spring unit, a quick talk about how birds sing, or a calm quiet-time activity at home or in class.