Koala Waving From a Tree Trunk Coloring Page

The raised arm is what sells this one. A koala clings to a tree trunk on the right of the page and lifts its free paw high to the left, fingers open, each claw drawn as a separate small point. The other arm stays up against the bark where it is needed.

The face looks straight out at you. Both eyes carry pupils and short lashes, two curved brows sit above them, and the mouth opens into a broad smile under a large oval nose. A single soft fold crosses the chest below the chin.

Below that, the body hangs in one long rounded shape with a hind foot showing at the lower right, claws out. The trunk runs the full height of the paper and carries long vertical bark lines that make an easy second job once the animal is done.

There is a practical reason to like this sheet. The waving paw and the bark lines sit at opposite ends of the difficulty range, so a child can rush the big body, slow down on the claws, and still have the trunk left to work through at whatever pace suits them.