Row of Five Flags on Poles in Grass

Five triangular flags stand in a slanting row on tall thin poles, each topped with a small round ball. The poles shrink in size from left to right, so the row seems to stretch into the distance. Each flag has a gentle wave in its edge and points to the right, as if a light breeze is blowing. Small tufts of grass with pointed blades sit at the base of every pole, and a few more tufts are scattered across the open ground below. The lines are bold and the spaces are large, which makes this easy for younger kids to color. For Memorial Day, you could let children color each flag in red, white, and blue, then talk about why flags are displayed on that day. The grass and poles are good places to practice staying inside the lines. This page is free to print.