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Fruit Colouring Pages: Apples, Bananas, Strawberries and More

  • Ages 3–10
  • 13 designs
  • Ready to print
  • Colour online or print

Apples, bananas, oranges, grapes, pears, lemons, strawberries, cherries, mangoes, pineapples and watermelons: these fruit pictures are big and simple, ideal for the youngest colourists, and there is a full fruit basket and an apple harvest for older children.

What’s inside

Choose an age to see only the sheets that fit.

Pictures to colour

Choose Colour online to fill a picture on screen, or Print to colour it with crayons. Every picture is a page of its own.

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Fruit pages are perfect for learning colour names, because each fruit has a colour children already know. Put a real fruit on the table to copy, then talk about which fruits you like best and where they grow.

Every picture here prints on A4 or US Letter paper, or can be coloured online in the Crayonbird Studio: fill the shapes with the paint bucket, add details with pencils and markers, then save or print the result. The outlines are bold and the shapes are closed, so they work just as well with crayons, felt tips or paint. Use the age buttons to find simpler pictures for little ones or busier scenes for older children.

How to use these

  1. Let your child choose the picture: picking is half the fun and keeps them keen.
  2. Print on thicker paper for felt tips or paint, so the colour does not soak through.
  3. Colour a picture on screen first, then print the favourite and colour it again by hand.

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Questions and answers

Are these good for teaching colours?

Very good. A yellow banana, a red strawberry and a green pear help small children link colour words to things they eat every day.

Can I use them for a healthy eating topic?

Yes. Combine them with our food colouring pages and ask children to colour a healthy lunchbox or a rainbow of fruit.

Can my child colour these pictures online?

Yes. Choose Colour online on any picture to open it in the Crayonbird Studio. Fill shapes with the paint bucket, pick colours from the palette, then save or print the finished picture. It works on tablets, phones and computers.

What paper and crayons work best?

Ordinary printer paper is fine for crayons and coloured pencils. For felt tips, markers or paint, use thicker paper or card so the colour does not bleed through. Chunky crayons are easiest for small hands.

Are these printables free?

You can try them with a free account: it includes a few prints and plays, with no card needed. A Family or Teacher plan gives you unlimited printing and playing, plus every premium item.

How do I print a sheet?

Open a sheet and choose Print. It fits A4 and US Letter paper. Most sheets can also print with an answer key on a separate page.