Jagged Four Layer Evergreen with Fir Needle Points

A tall evergreen tree fills the page, drawn in a thick black outline with no ornaments, star, or background. The branches fall in four layers that widen toward the bottom, and each layer ends in sharp, spiky points that look like fir needles. The top is a narrow peak, and the lowest layer spreads out into a wide, ragged skirt. The large white spaces inside each tier leave plenty of room for crayons, markers, or paint. Try shading each layer a different green, or mix in teal and olive for depth. Since the tree is bare, kids can draw their own ornaments, garlands, or a star on top. This free printable also works well for practicing careful coloring along the zigzag edges, which is good fine motor work for younger children.