A cute sitting tiger with round ears, stripes and a long striped tail in 8 easy steps. In each step the black lines are new and the gray lines are what you have already drawn. Every tiger here comes with four free printables: the steps on one page, a tiger to trace, a coloring page and a draw and write sheet.
Ages 4 to 8. A tiger sitting and facing forward. The black lines are new in each step; the gray lines are already drawn.
Step 1Draw a big round head.
Step 2Add two round ears, with a smaller circle inside each one.
Step 3Draw the eyes, the nose and the mouth.
Step 4Add stripes on the forehead and on the cheeks.
Step 5Draw the sides of the body, with a few stripes.
Step 6Draw the front legs and paws.
Step 7Draw the back legs on each side.
Step 8Finish with a long tail with stripes across it.Done!Color it in. Ours is orange with black stripes, but yours can be any color.
StepsAll 8 steps on one page, with a big box to draw your tiger in.
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TraceTrace the gray tiger first, then draw one on your own underneath.
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ColoringThe finished tiger, big and in black and white, ready to color.
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Draw and writeDraw a tiger in the box, then write about it on the lines.
Download PDFA cute tiger is the same shape as the cat and the lion, and the stripes are what turn it into a tiger. Draw them as short pointed lines coming in from the edges, not all the way across.
For its cousins, see how to draw a lion and how to draw a cat.
Draw a round head with round ears, add a face, then stripes on the forehead and cheeks. Draw the body, legs and paws, and a long tail with stripes.
Draw short pointed lines that start at the edge of the head or body and point inward. Three on the forehead and two or three on each cheek is plenty.
Ages 4 to 8.
Each card downloads a PDF. Print it on US Letter paper at 100 percent (actual size). The sheets are black and white, so they print well on any printer.
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