Skeleton Dance
Skippy the skeleton loves dancing to spooky Halloween music. He shakes his knees, wiggles his elbows, and twirls his bow tie. Color him in while you invent your own funny skeleton dance!
Skippy’s Spooky Dance Moves
Skippy the skeleton is not trying to scare anyone—he is busy showing off his funniest dance steps! His knees are bent, his arms are swinging, and his little bow tie is ready to bounce along with the music. This cheerful Halloween picture is perfect for making up a silly dance of your own. Will Skippy do a wiggle, a twist, or a big jump next?
Color a Dancing Skeleton
Try coloring Skippy’s bones pale gray, ivory, or even bright rainbow colors for a goofy look. His bow tie could be purple with orange dots, or black with shiny yellow stripes. Add a dark blue night sky behind him and tiny orange pumpkins near his feet. You could also draw musical notes floating around Skippy to show the spooky song that makes him dance.
Cool Facts About Skeletons
A skeleton is the hard framework inside a person or animal’s body. It helps us stand up, move, and protect important body parts. Your skull protects your brain, while your ribs help guard your heart and lungs. Real skeletons do not dance on their own, of course—but they are a favorite funny character in Halloween stories, decorations, and costume parties!
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