Single Leaf with Jagged Edges and Visible Veins

One large leaf is drawn on a plain white background, tilted diagonally with its pointed tip toward the upper right and a thin straight stem running off to the lower left. A thick center vein runs the length of the leaf, and thinner side veins branch off it in neat, evenly spaced rows. The outer edge is toothed and uneven, with small sharp points along both sides, and the bottom of the leaf curves into a rounded base. The lines are bold and clean, so the shapes are easy for small hands to follow. Try coloring each section between the veins in a slightly different shade of green, yellow, or orange to show how autumn leaves change. It also works well for a nature lesson on leaf parts like the stem, midrib, and veins. This page is free to print for home or classroom use.