Downturned Horse Face with Wavy Mane Falling Between Ears

A horse's head and arched neck fill the lower part of this page, with the face turned downward and to the right. The mane is drawn as long wavy lines that sweep over the top of the neck and fall between the ears and across the forehead. One pointed ear has a small dotted pattern inside. The neck and face are broken into many sections, each with its own design: spirals, rows of dots, circles, triangles, stripes and zigzag shapes. The muzzle has horizontal bands and a few dots near the nostril. The top of the page is left blank, so there is room for a name or a short note. Try a different color family for each pattern section, such as warm shades on the spirals and cool ones on the triangles. That also gives kids an easy way to talk about repeating shapes. The page is free to print.