Bold Four Tiered Tree with Long Drooping Strands

A single Christmas tree fills the page, built from four stacked tiers that get wider toward the bottom. Each tier has a thick black outline with pointed, curved edges, and the top tier ends in a sharp tip. Under each tier edge, long thin black strokes hang down like pine needles or fringe, with the longest ones on the second and third tiers. The tiers have large open white spaces inside, so there is plenty of room for crayons or markers. There is no trunk, no star, and no ornaments, just the tree shape. Try coloring each tier a different shade of green, then use a darker color for the needle strokes. Kids can also count the four tiers and talk about how the tree grows wider toward the bottom. The page is free to print, and it works well for a quick holiday activity.