Springy Surprise Out of Winnie the Pooh's Honey Pot

Winnie the Pooh walks along with a big smile, hugging a round honey pot against his tummy with both arms. He wears his short-sleeved shirt, and one foot is lifted mid-step. The pot's lid is flipped open, and a coiled spring has popped straight out of the top. A small stitched-up creature with patched seams, a button-style X on its face and rope-like details sits on top of the spring, as if it just jumped out as a surprise. A few little motion lines show the bounce. The pot has a curved handle on the side and the lid has a round knob. Try coloring the spring in two alternating colors so the coils stand out, then ask kids what they think Pooh was expecting to find inside. It's also good practice for staying inside thick outlines. Print as many copies as you like for a classroom or rainy afternoon.