Frog Sticking Out Its Tongue at a Fly Coloring Page

A frog shoots its tongue out sideways while a fly hovers up in the corner of the page, safe for now. The tongue is the shape that makes this sheet fun, since it leaves the mouth as one long curving band you can fill with a single stroke of pink or red. A real frog does this faster than you can blink. Its tongue attaches at the front of the mouth rather than the back, which is what lets it flip out so far, and it carries enough sticky saliva to bring an insect back with it. The frog sits low and round with its back legs folded and its webbed feet spread on the ground, so a young child can finish the body quickly and still have the tongue and the fly left as the interesting parts. The fly has two plain open wings and a small smiling face of its own. Color the tongue last so nothing smudges across it. This sheet works from about age four.