Do you need a quick, engaging activity for your little one today? Our collection of fruit coloring pages makes learning enjoyable and easy. These printables are designed specifically for young children, helping them practice focus and color recognition while learning about different types of fruit.
You can pair this activity with our beautiful flower coloring pages for more nature fun.

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What’s Inside This Fruit Printable Set
This is our biggest fruit collection yet! You get over 40 pages of simple fruit designs, featuring all the favorites like Apple, Banana, Grapes, and Watermelon, plus some new ones like Kumquat, Fig, and Dragonfruit.
Every page features a large, friendly illustration with thick outlines and big coloring spaces. This design style is perfect for small hands that are still learning to grip crayons and stay inside the lines. We even included fun fruit baskets and fruit truck designs. You can also grab our popular apple coloring pages and strawberry coloring pages to complete your collection.
How to Download and Use Coloring Pages
🖨️ To Print at Home:
- Click the Download PDF button below.
- Open the file and choose “Fit to Page” or “Actual Size” in your printer settings.
- Print on A4 or Letter-size paper and start coloring!
📱 To Color on an iPad or Tablet:
- Download the PDF to your device.
- Open it in any drawing or note app like:
- GoodNotes, Notability, or Adobe Acrobat
- Procreate (import as PDF or image)
- Your child can color directly on the screen using their finger or stylus, and no printer is needed!
Fruits Coloring Pages
Here are cute and fun free printable fruit coloring pages!
Apple

A whole apple with a stem and leaf, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Banana

A bunch of two bananas with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Mango

A simple mango with a leaf and stem, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Grapes

A bunch of grapes with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Pineapple

A whole pineapple with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Orange

A whole orange and a slice of orange with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Kiwi

A whole kiwi and a slice showing the seeds, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Watermelon

A whole watermelon and a slice showing the seeds, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Pomegranate

A whole pomegranate and a cross-section showing the seeds, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Pear

A whole pear and a cross-section showing the seeds, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Avocado

A whole avocado and a cross-section showing the pit, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Cherry

Two cherries on a stem with a leaf, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Blueberry

Three blueberries with leaves, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Strawberry

Two strawberries with leaves, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Raspberry

A single raspberry with leaves, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Papaya

A whole papaya and a cross-section showing the seeds, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Guava

A whole guava and a cross-section showing the seeds, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Plum

A whole plum with a leaf, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Persimmon

A whole persimmon with a leaf, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Peach

A whole peach with leaves, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Cranberries

A small bunch of cranberries with leaves, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Sapodilla

A whole sapodilla and a cross-section showing the seeds, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Passionfruit

A whole passionfruit and a cross-section showing the seeds, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Two Nectarines

Two whole nectarines with a leaf, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Muskmelon

A whole muskmelon with a cross-section showing the seeds, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Mandarin

A whole mandarin and a slice of mandarin with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Kumquat

Two kumquat fruits on a stem with leaves, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Lemon

A whole lemon and a slice of lemon with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Fig

A whole fig and a cross-section showing the seeds, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Dragonfruit

A whole dragonfruit with its unique spiky skin, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Apricot

A whole apricot with leaves, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Nectarine

A whole nectarine next to a sliced nectarine showing the pit, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Simple Pear

A whole pear with a stem and leaf, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Three Cranberries

Three cranberries with leaves, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Five Simple Fruits

Five distinct simple fruits: mango, raspberry, banana, strawberry, and cherries, with thick outlines for easy coloring.
Four Simple Fruits

Four distinct simple fruits: pineapple, apple, orange slice, and grapes, with thick outlines for easy coloring.
Fruit Bowl with Apple, Pear, and Grapes

A bowl filled with an apple, pear, and grapes, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Fruit Bowl with Banana and Pineapple

A bowl filled with a banana, pineapple, and an apple, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Fruit Bowl with Berries and Watermelon

A bowl filled with strawberries, an apple, and a slice of watermelon, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Large Fruit Basket

A woven basket overflowing with pineapple, apples, grapes, pear, and a banana, with thick outlines for easy coloring.
Fruit in a Woven Basket

A woven basket filled with a pear, grapes, and a strawberry, with thick outlines and large spaces for easy coloring.
Berries Collection

An assortment of different berries including strawberry, raspberry, and blueberries, with thick outlines for easy coloring.
Farm Truck Carrying Fruits

A farm truck loaded with various large fruits, driving through a sunny farm scene, with thick outlines for coloring.
How to Use These Printables
These printables are versatile and simple to use in many learning settings:
- Home activities: Print a few pages for a rainy day activity, or use them while cooking to keep your toddler busy nearby.
- Classroom literacy centers: Use these pages in a science or nutrition center. Kids can color the fruit after tasting it in class.
- Homeschool learning: Laminate the pages to create reusable, dry-erase mats. Use them to teach letter recognition by matching the first letter of the fruit's name.
- Quiet time / fine motor practice: Coloring helps calm active minds. The simple, bold lines are excellent for improving grip strength and control over coloring tools.
Skills Kids Develop
Coloring is much more than just a fun activity. It builds many important skills for growing toddlers and preschoolers:
- Fine motor skills
- Color recognition
- Focus
- Hand–eye coordination
- Early learning skills (like object recognition and vocabulary)
Printing Tips
To make the most of your coloring pages, here are a few simple tips:
- Paper type: Use a heavier paper like cardstock (65 lb or 110 lb) if you plan to use markers or paints. This stops the color from bleeding through.
- Printer settings: Always choose the "fit to page" setting in your print options. This ensures the entire design prints correctly on an 8.5 x 11-inch sheet.
- Lamination/sheet protectors: If you want to reuse the pages, laminate them or slide them into sheet protectors. You can use dry-erase crayons or markers, then wipe them clean.
- Reuse ideas: These pages can also be used for collages. Have kids rip up colored paper and glue the pieces inside the lines instead of using crayons.
Download & Terms of Use
We are happy to offer these high-quality fruit coloring sheets for free! You are welcome to use them for personal use and classroom use. This means you can print as many copies as you need for your own children, students, or library programs. Please do not sell, redistribute, or upload the files on another website. If you want to share these great printables with others, please link them back to this blog post!
Related Printables
Need more simple, educational printables? Try some of our other popular sets:
- Number coloring pages: Practice counting and number recognition with simple, cute designs.
- Alphabet coloring pages: Learn letters A to Z with easy-to-color pages.
- Nature coloring pages: Explore the great outdoors with trees, leaves, and friendly animals.
Happy coloring! We hope you and your children enjoy learning about the world of fruits with these simple and fun pages.





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