What's in the picture
- long-necked dino with leaves in its mouth
- big tree with bark lines
- leafy crown
- spots on its back
- hills and clouds
- tufts of grass

A long-necked dinosaur stretches its head up into the crown of a big tree to eat leaves. Little background and large areas make it easy even for the youngest kids.

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The trunk has fine bark lines that look great in brown with a touch of dark brown. The long neck is one big area, easy to fill with a chunky crayon.
What do you think the leaves at the very top of the tree taste like to the dino?
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