Rooster Crowing With Eyes Closed, Head Tilted Up

A cartoon rooster stands in side view with its chest puffed out and its head tilted up, eyes closed as if it is mid crow. It has a wavy comb on top of its head, a pointed beak, and a wattle hanging below. The large tail on the left fans out in long, pointed feathers, and a rounded wing is tucked against the plump body. A smaller wing flicks out on the right. Two thin legs end in long, spread toes. The outlines are bold and the shapes are big, so this page works well for younger kids using chunky crayons. Try a different color for each tail feather to show how many separate sections there are, then talk about why roosters crow in the morning. It is free to print as many copies as you need for a farm unit or a quiet afternoon.