Foal Lying Among Flowers With Head Turned Back

A young horse lies on the ground with its legs folded under its body and its head turned back over its shoulder, smiling. It has a big eye with long lashes, a small pointed ear on each side, a wispy forelock and a flowing mane down its neck. Short tufts of grass sit around the foal, and three daisy-like flowers with stems and leaves are drawn in the lower right corner. The shapes are large and the outlines are bold, so this page works well for younger children who are still building control with crayons. Try coloring the foal in a chestnut or palomino shade, then ask your child to pick different colors for each flower and talk about where horses rest and what they eat. The page is free to print as many times as you need.