Single Leaf With Serrated Edges and Veins

One long, slender leaf stretches diagonally across the page, with its tip pointing to the upper left and a thin curved stem trailing off the bottom right. A thick central midrib runs the full length of the leaf, and many side veins branch from it toward the edges. The outline is jagged, with small pointed teeth all the way around, and the veins curve gently as they reach the margin. The white background is clean and uncluttered, so kids can focus on the leaf itself. Try coloring it in autumn shades, switching from green near the stem to orange and red toward the tip. It also works well for a nature lesson, since children can count the veins on one side or compare the drawing with a real leaf. This free printable suits crayons, colored pencils, and markers.