Three-Lobed Leaf With Long Stem Curving Left

One big leaf fills the page, drawn with a long stem that curves down toward the bottom left corner. Three main lobes spread out from the point where the stem ends, one pointing up and left, one reaching up and right, and one stretching out to the right. Each lobe has a center vein with thinner veins branching off it, and the edges are wavy with a few rounded notches and pointed tips. The outlines are bold and the spaces between veins are wide, so it works well for crayons, colored pencils, or markers. Try coloring each lobe in a different fall shade, such as green fading into yellow or orange, and follow the veins as natural dividing lines. It also makes a nice printable for a nature lesson on leaf parts like the stem, veins, and edges.