Skeleton Pressing Both Hands Against Its Jaw

A skeleton from the chest up looks straight ahead with wide round eyes, a small nose opening, and a big open-mouth grin showing upper and lower teeth. Both bony hands are pressed against the sides of the jaw, with the individual finger bones drawn out clearly. Below the chin you can see the neck vertebrae stacked in a column, the collarbones stretching across both shoulders, the breastbone in the center, and curved ribs along the sides. The long arm bones angle down from the hands toward the bottom of the page. This free printable works well for a simple anatomy lesson. Kids can name the skull, jaw, ribs, and collarbones as they color, then pick a different shade for each bone group. The large eyes and spaced-out teeth are easy spots for younger children to color neatly.