Five Strawberries Clustered Together with Leafy Tops

Five plump strawberries are grouped together in a loose cluster, each one drawn in bold black outline. Small dashes across the surface of every berry mark the seeds, and they are concentrated on one side so the fruit looks rounded. Each strawberry has a star-shaped cap of pointed leaves and a short curved stem. Some berries overlap, with one tucked behind another, and the caps face different directions, so the scene feels natural rather than lined up. The shapes are large and the spaces are open, which makes this a good fit for younger kids using chunky crayons. Try coloring each berry a slightly different shade of red, then use two greens for the leafy caps. Kids could also count the berries and talk about which ones sit in front or behind. Print as many copies as you need for a class or a quiet afternoon at home.