Woodland Wonders Agility Challenge

Fun Fact

Did you know a fox's bushy tail, called a brush, is not just for balance, like when they walk on a log? It also helps keep them warm in cold weather and can even be used to signal to other foxes!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Texture Focus - Use varying shades of browns, grays, and greens to bring out the rough bark, soft fur, and smooth stream. Try short strokes for fur and longer strokes for wood grain.
2. 2🖍️ Layered Greens - Create a lush forest by using many different shades of green for the leaves, moss, and bushes. Start with lighter tones and gradually add darker layers for depth.
3. 3✨ Animal Details - Pay close attention to the fur patterns on the fox and squirrel, and the delicate spots on the baby deer. Use very fine-tipped pencils or markers for these intricate details.
4. 4🌈 Light and Shadow - Imagine where the sun is shining from in your forest. Add darker colors in shadowed areas, such as under the log or deep within the foliage, to make your scene truly come alive!