Cartoon Rooster Crowing in the Morning Coloring Page

A cartoon rooster lifts his head, opens his beak and crows, which is the pose every child draws first when you say the word rooster. The comb across the top of his head and the wattle under his beak are the parts that make him a rooster rather than a hen, and both are drawn large and open so they are easy to fill. A small sun sits in the corner with a few straight rays. Roosters do not only crow at sunrise. They crow all day, and an internal body clock starts them off before first light whether the sun has come up or not, which is worth mentioning while the crayons come out. The lines are thick and the tail is drawn as four or five wide open feathers rather than a mass of fine ones, so a child of five or six can finish the whole page without losing an edge. Colour the comb and wattles the same shade to tie the head together, then give each tail feather its own colour.