Henry the Hippo

Henry mid-yawn, one hand half-covering his mouth like he's trying — and failing — to be polite about it. Real hippos are famous for their enormous yawns, as much a threat display as a sign of sleepiness, which makes this a fun pairing with an actual hippo-facts lesson.

Henry with a Big Yawn

Henry mid-jump, knees hugged tight, splash and grass lines flying in every direction. A high-energy page with more to color than a standing pose, good for kids who want a bit of a challenge.

Henry's Cannonball Splash

Henry sitting cross-legged with a watermelon slice held in both hands. A simple, cheerful pose with just enough detail in the watermelon seeds to keep older colorers interested without overwhelming younger ones.

Henry Eating Watermelon

Henry standing in shallow water, holding an oversized lily pad over his head like an umbrella. A nod to real hippo behavior — they spend most of the day submerged to stay cool — even if it just reads as a fun image on its own.

Henry Under a Lily Pad Umbrella

Henry standing tall with an oversized pencil braced against his shoulder, big proud grin. The page in Henry's set that ties directly back to the rest of the site, matching Jenny's own giant-pencil pose.