Long Slender Leaves on a Single Branch

A single branch curves up from the bottom left to the upper right, with six long, narrow leaves attached along its length. Each leaf has a pointed tip and a smooth outline, and a thin center line runs down the middle of most of them. The two largest leaves on the right sweep outward and point toward the top right corner, while the leaves on the left side stand more upright. A short stem splits off near the middle to hold two of the upright leaves together. Everything is drawn in clean black lines with plenty of white space, so it works well for younger kids with chunky crayons. Try coloring each leaf in a slightly different shade of green, then use the thin center lines to talk about how leaves carry water. Older kids might enjoy adding light and dark gradients. It is free to print as many copies as you need.