Skeleton Anatomy Page: Waving on a Grassy Hill
Coloring guide
A smiling cartoon skeleton waves with its right hand while the other arm hangs loose. You'll spot big round shiny eyes, a wide toothy grin, and a rib cage, spine, pelvis, leg bones, and bare feet, all in thick, clean lines that small hands can handle. Behind it rises a gentle grassy hill with tufts of grass, a few small stones, and rounded bushes on both sides. It's a kind way to introduce the bones of the human body, and it fits a science lesson or a Halloween activity. Soft gray or cream works for the bones, with bright green grass and warm brown rocks. Prints clearly on standard paper, and it's free. Fans of Anatomy coloring pages often like Alphabet and Disney Alphabet as well.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- bone cream
- grass green
- golden yellow
- stone gray
- sky blue
- pale yellow
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the two bushes and the grassy hill on the left and right with grass green, and add grass tufts in the same green; leave the middle background white.
- 2Fill the whole skeleton (skull, arms, hands, legs, feet, spine and breastbone) with bone cream, staying inside the lines.
- 3Color the pelvis at the hips golden yellow, leaving the two round holes white.
- 4Color the curved side ribs on both sides of the chest with sky blue, and leave the shiny highlight on the right ribs white.
- 5Color the two shoulder bones pale yellow and the two pebbles on the ground stone gray, keeping the eye whites white.
- 6Optional: Add a little darker shade of bone cream along one side of the bones to make them look rounder.
More Anatomy Coloring Pages
Happy Lungs Breathing Outdoors, Respiratory Anatomy Page
Head Profile Facing Right With Brain and Spine Inside
Kidneys, Ureters and Bladder in a Torso Outline
Skull in Profile With Cranium Seams, Teeth and Jaw
Brain Seen From Above With Folds and Center Split
Lungs and Ribbed Windpipe for Anatomy Lessons
Bearded Man's Head in Profile, Cut Open to Show Brain
Brain Parts Labeled Inside a Gray Head Outline
