Wolf Profile Before Rolling Hills, a Wolves Favorite
Coloring guide
A single wolf stands in profile facing left, with its head turned slightly toward the viewer. It has pointed upright ears, a dark outlined muzzle and nose, and a thick fluffy ruff around the face and neck. Jagged lines along the chest, belly, and back show the fur texture, and a patch on the shoulder and back suggests a different color of fur. The bushy tail hangs down behind it. All four legs are planted on the ground with the paws clearly drawn. Soft wavy lines behind and below the wolf look like hills or drifts of snow. Try coloring the wolf in grays, browns, and creams, using the shoulder patch for a lighter or darker shade. Kids can also talk about how a wolf's thick coat helps it stay warm in cold places. Print as many copies as you need for a classroom or a quiet afternoon.
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