Shaka Hand With Stacked Scrunchies and Daisies

A single hand makes the shaka sign, with the thumb and pinky stretched out and the three middle fingers curled down. Three scrunchies are stacked on the wrist. The top one is ruffled and plain, the middle one is covered in polka dots, and the bottom one has a zebra stripe pattern. Curved lines ripple outward on both sides of the wrist, and four daisies with dotted centers float around the hand. The big shapes make this easy for younger kids, and the scrunchie patterns give older kids something to work on. Try a different color for each scrunchie, such as pastel pink for the plain one, then bold colors for the dots and stripes. The printable page also works well for talking about hand signs and what they mean.