Star-Shaped Leaf with Five Pointed Lobes and Long Stem

A single large leaf fills the page, drawn with five pointed lobes that spread out like a star. The center lobe at the top is tall and narrow, and two side lobes reach out to the left and right, with two smaller lobes angling down at the bottom. A long, slightly curved stem runs from the base straight down to the bottom edge. Thin veins branch out from the middle line into each lobe, and the edges have a few small bumps and notches. The big open spaces between the veins are easy for small hands to fill in. Try coloring each lobe a different fall shade, then trace the veins with a darker crayon to show how they spread from the center. It also works well for a nature walk, where kids can compare the drawing to a real leaf.