Skier Eyeing Two Boots Sticking Out of a Snowdrift

A skier in a hooded jacket and curly hair leans forward on a snowy slope, holding two poles and looking down toward the left side of the picture. There two boots and legs stick straight up out of a snow drift, with a pair of skis crossed above them in an X shape. Two tall evergreen trees with clumps of snow on their branches stand behind the scene, and the ground has wavy, rounded edges. The page has bold, clear outlines, so it works well for kids who like a little humor in their pictures. Try coloring the jacket and ski boots in bright, contrasting colors so the legs stand out against the white snow. It also makes a fun starting point for a short story about what happened on the hill. Print it free and use it for a winter sports lesson.