Line drawing of a squirrel sitting up holding an acorn, with two more acorns on the ground.

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Autumn acorn and squirrel coloring page

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A squirrel sitting up holding an acorn, with two more acorns on the ground. The acorn caps are drawn as separate shapes from the nuts, so each acorn takes two browns.

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How to color the Autumn acorn and squirrel coloring page

Two browns per acorn, and the cap should be the darker of the two — that is the way round they really are, and getting it backwards is the one thing that makes an acorn look like a lightbulb. Three acorns means the same decision made three times, which is how a habit forms. If it is the right season, collect a few real ones and line them up beside the sheet; the caps come off, which is a discovery worth having in hand.

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Easy Coloring (age 5–7)
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12 numbered areas · 5 crayon colors

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