Pine Tree
Toddler · 2–3A tall pine tree made of stacked triangles. Color the green tree and its trunk! A festive way to talk about forests and winter. Print it on A4 or US Letter, or color it online with tap-to-fill.
A different kind of tree
A pine is a stack of triangles on a short trunk, which is a completely different shape from the round-topped tree elsewhere in this category. Colouring both and putting them side by side is the clearest way to show a child that trees are not all one thing.
Two regions — tree and trunk — so it is simple to colour despite the more complex outline.
Trees that stay green
Pines keep their needles through winter while most other trees drop everything. That is the single most visible difference between the two kinds of tree, and it is easy to check on a winter walk: the green ones are the evergreens. Children like having a category they can apply themselves.
Frequently asked questions
- Why do pine trees stay green in winter?
- Their needles are tough and waxy, so they survive the cold instead of being dropped. It is the easiest tree distinction for a child to check on a winter walk.
- What age is this page for?
- Two to five. Two regions, and the triangular outline is easy to follow.