Poinsettia Flower Coloring Page for Kids Ages 2-5

This plant stands out because of the leaves at the top, which grow arranged in a star shape and look clearly different from the rest of the foliage below. The stem is woody and somewhat brittle, and the lower leaves are more ordinary-looking, with jagged edges. It commonly shows up in pots indoors during the coldest part of the year, sitting in living rooms and entryways alongside other seasonal plants. Touch the leaves and you'll notice they're firm and slightly rough, not smooth like many houseplants. To color this page, try outlining each star-shaped leaf in one color and using a different one for the rest of the foliage, so the two parts of the plant stand apart clearly.