Monkey Hanging Upside Down From a Branch

A cartoon monkey hangs upside down from a long tree branch, with one arm and its curled tail wrapped around the wood. The monkey has a big round face with a wide smile, small dot eyes, and round ears. Its other arm reaches out to each side, and in each hand it holds a peeled banana pointing outward. Leaves sprout from the branch at both ends and in the upper left corner, giving you shapes to fill in. The lines are thick and clean, so the page works well for younger kids using crayons or chunky markers. Try coloring the monkey in two shades of brown for the fur and face, then talk about how a monkey might see the world when it is upside down. This printable page is also a nice fit for a jungle animal lesson.