Hand Anatomy Page With a Friendly Face and Four Stars

Coloring guide
In the middle of this page, an open hand waves hello with its fingers spread wide. The palm has a face: two round shiny eyes, curved eyebrows, and a big smile with a little tongue showing. A five-pointed star sits in each corner, four in all, which leaves room for lots of color. Because the outlines are thick and smooth, preschoolers and early elementary kids can stay inside the lines without much fuss. Teachers can pull it out for a lesson on hands and fingers, or for a simple classroom greeting. Peach or sunny orange looks nice on the hand, and yellow or gold makes the stars stand out. A free printable that's quick to set up anywhere. More like this: explore the Anatomy, Alphabet and Disney Alphabet coloring page collections.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- golden yellow
- sky blue
- lime green
- hot pink
- bright red
- light pink
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the whole hand, including the palm, fingers and wrist, with golden yellow, and leave the eye whites white.
- 2Fill the top right star with golden yellow so it matches the hand.
- 3Color the top left star sky blue and the bottom left star lime green.
- 4Fill the bottom right star with hot pink.
- 5Color the upper part of the open smile bright red, then fill the tongue at the bottom of the mouth with light pink.
- 6Optional: add a few light diagonal strokes of golden yellow on the hand for a soft, textured look, and leave the background white.
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