Bananas and a Peeled Banana
easy
Fruit Coloring Pages
Explore bananas, strawberries, watermelon, citrus, grapes and pineapple, alongside apples, pears and fruit baskets. Choose broad outlines or harvest scenes, then download a free PDF to print.
Themes
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Coloring Pages
Strawberries with Leaves and a Blossom
easy
Watermelon and Two Slices
easy
Orange with a Cut Half and Segments
easy
Grapes with Vine Leaves
easy
Pineapple with Two Rings
medium
Three Apples
easy
Two Pears
easy
Autumn Basket of Apples
easy
Apple Blossom Mandala
detailed
Fruit Collection
medium
Sorting Apples with Grandfather
medium
Choose separate fruits or an overlapping bunch
Three apples offer repeated shapes; a mixed cluster asks you to find individual outlines.
Mixed fruit cluster
Bananas, pear and smaller fruits overlap and have dotted texture. Use careful edges to keep each fruit distinct.
Fruit Collection →Count three, then color
Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.
Digital coloring example
- 1. Red fruit
- 2. Green leaves
- 3. Brown stems
- Touch the apples in order: top, lower left, lower right. Color all three red, leaving highlights white.
- Color each of the three leaves green.
- Color all three stems brown.
Count again: three apples, regardless of their color. Name a different palette for another copy.
More selection and activity ideas
Choose a page
Banana, orange and watermelon pictures offer broad shapes; grape bunches, strawberry seeds and pineapple skin add smaller repeated details. Compare these with apple baskets and orchard scenes, which also have leaves, containers or people to color.
Try it together
Name the fruits you recognize and compare their shapes. Color each fruit your own way, then draw another fruit beside the finished page.