Thin Arrow Slipping Through a Plain Heart

A single large heart sits in the center of the page with a thin arrow passing through it from upper left to lower right. The feathered tail end sticks out on the left side of the heart, and the pointed arrowhead pokes out on the lower right. The part of the arrow that would be inside the heart is left out, so it looks like the shaft goes in one side and comes out the other. Lines are clean and bold, and the shapes are big with no tiny details, which makes this a good fit for younger kids using chunky crayons. Try coloring the heart in a few shades of red and pink, then pick a contrasting color for the arrow. It is also a nice printable for talking about shapes, symmetry, and how the heart's two halves match.