Upside-Down Baby Monkey Holding a Blank Sign

A baby monkey hangs upside down from a leafy vine, its curled tail wrapped around the branch. Both feet point up in the air with the toes spread, and the little hands hold a big rectangular sign in front of its body. The sign is completely empty, so there is plenty of room to write or draw. The monkey has large round eyes with shiny highlights, small round ears, a tiny nose, and an open smiling mouth. A curl of hair sits on its head, and long pointed leaves stretch out along the vine on both sides. Kids can color the monkey in warm browns and tans, then use the blank sign for a name, a favorite animal word, or a short message. Teachers could use it as a printable classroom door sign, a birthday card cover, or a writing prompt for a jungle unit.