Tree Frog Climbing a Tall Leaf Coloring Page

A tree frog climbs up the face of one tall leaf, holding on with the round pads on its toes. Those pads are drawn large and simple here rather than in fine detail, so a younger child can color them without a fine tip pencil. They are how a real tree frog sticks to wet leaves high above the ground, and pointing that out while your child colors usually earns a second look at the page. The leaf runs most of the height of the sheet with one straight vein down its middle and a few side veins branching off, which breaks the big green area into sections and stops it becoming a chore to fill. The frog's body stays one smooth simple shape. Two large eyes sit high on its head and the mouth curves into a wide smile, so the animal reads as friendly rather than realistic. Bright green on the frog against a deeper green on the leaf keeps the two apart. This sheet suits ages four and up.