Tall Tiki Totem Pole Stacked With Three Carved Faces

A tall tiki totem pole stands in the center of the page, stacked with three carved faces. The top face has a fan-shaped headdress, angry eyes, and a big angular nose, with a heart-shaped mouth section below it. The middle face has wide round eyes with rings inside them and a mouth full of clenched square teeth. The bottom face has slanted eyes, a rounded nose, a gritted-teeth grimace, and a V-shaped brow above it. At the base, two hands are clasped in front, with large jagged leaves on both sides and long pointed leaves tucked around the bottom. The bold outlines and big open sections suit markers or crayons. Try giving each face its own color family, like warm browns and oranges for the top, then deeper reds, and greens for the leaves. It also works well for a short talk about Hawaiian carving and symbols. Print as many copies as you need for a group.