Two Friendly Cartoon Skeletons Standing Side by Side

Two cartoon skeletons stand next to each other with thick, bold outlines. The skeleton on the left has big round eyes and a wide smile, and it waves with one raised hand while the other hand rests on its hip. The skeleton on the right stands with both arms hanging down at its sides. It has a slanted eyebrow, one eye drawn larger than the other, and a crooked mouth that gives it a funny, skeptical look. Both have ribcages, a spine, a pelvis, long leg bones, and hands and feet with separate finger and toe bones. The large open shapes make this a good fit for younger kids using chunky crayons. Try labeling the bones as you color: use one color for the ribs, another for the skull, and a third for the arms and legs. It is a simple way to talk about the human body, and the page is free to print for Halloween or a science lesson.