Print these fruit coloring pages to decorate your own watermelon, strawberries, bananas, pineapple, and citrus fruit like lemons and limes.
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Fruit coloring pages are a fun kids’ activity in the summertime and year-round.
I love fruit decor! There’s something so fun and playful about it. There are lots of little fruit elements around my house and the blog. This summer I finally got around to drawing these fruit coloring sheets.
You can print them off and hand them over to your kids for coloring with crayons or pencils. These also make fun adult coloring pages.
Why not color them and hang them up as wall art? Or cut out the individual elements after you color them to use for Mod Podge crafts!
Fruit coloring pages
There are four different pages in the PDF download. The pages are 8.5×11 inches, so you can print them on regular printer paper or scale them smaller to print on cards, etc.
First up, a mixed fruit page – kind of a still-life scene – with a slice of watermelon, a pineapple, and some bananas and strawberries.
I also drew a page that’s just the strawberries and bananas together.
There are 2 pages of a single fruit, sort of. One is just watermelon slices.
The other one is citrus slices. I thought it could be lemons, limes, or orange slices.
When I handed it to the kids to color, they got even more creative! Pink lemonade comes from pink lemons, right?
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