Jenny the Giraffe

Jenny holds a pencil twice her height like a walking staff — a fun size joke for kids who are used to seeing a giraffe's neck be the tall thing in the picture. A good first page to start with: mostly open space, minimal fine detail.

Jenny with a Giant Pencil

Jenny takes a seat on top of three thick notebooks, tail curled around the base of the stack. The grid-textured book covers give younger colorers an easy pattern to fill in, and older kids a reason to slow down and color it neatly.

Jenny on a Stack of Notebooks

A simple, friendly welcome pose — Jenny standing tall with one arm raised in a wave. The most open, least detailed page in the set, which makes it a good choice for the youngest colorers or for a quick classroom warm-up activity.

Jenny Waving Hello

Real giraffes spend most of their day eating leaves off tall trees — this page shows Jenny doing the same, reaching up to a small bare-branch tree. A natural pairing with a lesson on what giraffes actually eat in the wild.

Jenny Eating Leaves

Jenny sits cross-legged with round reading glasses and an open book, calm and focused. Works well as a coloring page for a classroom reading corner or library display alongside a print-and-color reading-log sheet.

Jenny Reading with Glasses

Arms out, party hat on, ready to celebrate — this one's built for birthdays. Print it as a place setting or activity page for a giraffe- or jungle-themed birthday party.

Jenny in a Party Hat

The one page in the set that ties directly back to the rest of the site — Jenny surrounded by a ruler, a pencil, a set square, and a scatter of grid squares. The most detailed page here, best suited to kids who already have some coloring experience.