Single Curled Leaf With Wavy Edges and Veins

One big leaf fills the page, tilted diagonally with its pointed tip curling toward the lower left. A long central stem runs from the tip up toward the top right, where the leaf folds over itself. Curved veins branch off both sides of the stem and split the leaf into rounded sections. The outer edge is wavy and lobed, and some of the inner edges look ragged and chewed. Near the bottom left there is a small oval spot with a dot in the middle. The lines are thick and the sections are roomy, which suits younger kids with chunky crayons. Try coloring each vein section in a different shade of green, yellow, or orange to show a leaf changing in autumn. It also works well for a nature lesson on leaf parts. This printable page is free to download.