Owl from Winnie the Pooh Standing With Wing Raised

Owl from Winnie the Pooh stands upright with his body turned to one side and his head tilted up, eyes glancing sideways through round spectacles. His beak is open as if he is in the middle of a long explanation. He has bushy eyebrows, a small tuft of feathers on top of his head, and a fluffy ruffle under his chin. Four small dashes mark his chest. One wing is bent across his front, with long, separated feather tips hanging down. A fanned tail sticks out behind him, and two clawed feet are planted at the bottom. The large body areas are easy for younger kids to fill in. Try soft browns for the body and a lighter shade for the wing feathers so the layers stand out. This free page also works well for a storytelling activity, where kids make up what Owl is explaining.