Apple Coloring Pages for Kids
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Apple coloring pages are a simple way to spend a slow afternoon together. This collection holds 40 pictures, from a smiling apple in sunglasses to a caramel apple on a stick. Many have thick lines and big, simple shapes for little hands. Older kids can try the apple house or the superhero apple flying past the clouds.
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Printing tips
- Print on US Letter paper, portrait. On A4 paper, choose "Fit to page".
- Black and white is enough: the outlines are black, so color printing only uses up ink.
- To print several pictures at once, use the Download button above and print the PDF.
All 40 Apple Coloring Pages
Best for:
Cool Apple Wearing Sunglasses
A smiling cartoon apple wearing sunglasses, with a leaf on its stem.
Easy · 2–4
Big Apple with Shiny Spot
One big apple with a leaf on its stem and a small shine mark on the side.
Easy · 2–4
Apple Core
A bitten apple with a stem, leaf, and two seeds inside, drawn with thick lines for little hands.
Easy · 2–4
Apple Beside a Tilted Leaf
A large, simple apple with a curved stem and one leaf, easy for little hands to color.
Easy · 2–4
Superhero Apple
A smiling apple wearing a cape and flying through the sky past clouds, stars and a sun.
Medium · 5–7
Stack of Three Apples
Three apples stacked on top of each other, with a stem and leaf on the top one.
Easy · 2–4
Sliced Apple
A simple apple with a leaf on top and a heart-shaped slice inside showing two seeds.
Easy · 2–4
Giant Apple
A large apple with a leaf on top, sitting in grass with flowers at the bottom.
Easy · 2–4
Apple with Worm
A big apple with a leaf on top and a smiling worm peeking out of its side.
Easy · 2–4
Apple Tree
A tree with apples hanging from its branches, with grass and fluffy clouds in the sky.
Medium · 5–7
Apple Sliced on Cutting Board
Four apple slices with seeds lie on a cutting board with a handle.
Easy · 2–4
Apple Slice
A simple wedge of apple with one seed inside and thick lines that are easy to color.
Easy · 2–4
Apple on Textbook
An apple with a leaf sits on top of an ABC book, with a crayon lying beside it.
Medium · 5–7
Apple Inside Heart
A big apple with a leaf sits inside a heart outline, with a small star and heart beside it.
Easy · 2–4
Apple in Wooden Crate
A large apple with a leaf on top, sitting in a wooden crate with slats.
Easy · 2–4
Apple House
A big apple turned into a little house with a chimney, round windows, and a front door.
Medium · 5–7
Apple Floating into Space
A smiling cartoon apple floating through space past stars, a ringed planet and a crescent moon.
Medium · 5–7
Apple Falling from Tree Branch
An apple with its own leaf dropping from a tree branch, with short lines showing it falling.
Medium · 5–7
Apple
A round fruit hanging from a tree branch with leaves around its stem, ready for your child to color.
Easy · 2–4
Apple in Snow
A smiling cartoon apple in a knit winter hat with a pom-pom, surrounded by falling snowflakes.
Medium · 5–7
Apple with Teardrop Spots
A single apple with a leaf on its stem and teardrop-shaped spots across its body.
Easy · 2–4
Apple with Stem and Leaf
A plain outline of one apple, with a leaf growing beside its stem.
Easy · 2–4
Simple Apple with Wavy Bottom
A simple outline of a single apple with a stem and one leaf, ready for your child to color.
Easy · 2–4
Apple with Side Leaf
A simple apple with a stem and one leaf, drawn with thick lines that are easy to color.
Easy · 2–4
Apple for Kids B4eaafde
A smiling cartoon apple in a striped party hat, with balloons and stars floating around it.
Medium · 5–7
Single Apple Wearing One Leaf
A simple outline of one apple with a stem and a single leaf, easy for little hands.
Easy · 2–4
Round Apple with Curly Stem
A single apple with a stem and one leaf, drawn with thick lines that are easy to color.
Easy · 2–4
Plain Apple with Big Leaf
A large apple outline with a curved stem and one leaf, easy for little hands to color.
Easy · 2–4
Plump Apple with Tall Stem
A single apple with one leaf, drawn with thick lines that are easy for little hands to color.
Easy · 2–4
Smiling Apple Wearing a Crown
A smiling apple wearing a crown, with a leaf on top and a bow tie below.
Easy · 2–4
Apple with a Leaf
A simple apple with a stem and one leaf, drawn with thick lines that are easy to color.
Easy · 2–4
Apple for Kids
A smiling cartoon apple with a leaf on top, ready for your child to color.
Easy · 2–4
Apple Basket
A woven basket filled with apples, several with stems and leaves, under a curved handle.
Medium · 5–7
Apple and Open Lunchbox
An open lunchbox with a sandwich and juice box, with a whole apple sitting beside it.
Medium · 5–7What the Pictures Show
Here are the main kinds of apple coloring pages you will find. The collection starts with simple apples. Apple with a Leaf and Round Apple with Curly Stem show one apple, one stem and one leaf. These are a good first choice for toddlers because the lines are thick and the shapes are big.
Some pictures add a face or a costume. Cool Apple Wearing Sunglasses has a smile and a pair of shades. Smiling Apple Wearing a Crown adds a bow tie below the leaf. Chef Apple Holding a Whisk shows an apple in a chef's hat in the kitchen.
Older kids may enjoy the busier scenes. Apple Tree has fruit hanging from its branches, with grass and fluffy clouds in the sky. Apple House turns an apple into a small home with a chimney and round windows.
Whole Apples, Parts and Treats
- Whole apples: Big Apple with Shiny Spot, Giant Apple and Two Apples
- Apple parts: Apple Core, Sliced Apple and Apple Slice
- Foods made with apples: Apple Pie, Caramel Apple and Apple Juice
Facts Children Can Learn from Apples
Apples grow on trees. The Apple Tree and Apple Falling from Tree Branch pictures show that. Ask your child where they have seen apples, such as a grocery store, a farm stand or a lunchbox.
Look inside the Sliced Apple and Apple Slice pictures. Each one shows seeds in the middle. Ask your child to count the seeds they can see.
Apples can be red, green or yellow. Ask your child which color they would pick for the Stack of Three Apples, then talk about why.
Fun Ways to Use These Pictures
- Pick two pictures, such as Apple Core and Apple Slice. Ask your child which one shows more of the apple.
- Count the four slices on the Apple Sliced on Cutting Board page. Then count the seeds together.
- Color the Stack of Three Apples with a different color for each apple.
- Sort the pictures into two piles: whole apples and apple parts.
Teachers can use the sorting game as a short warm-up before snack time. If your child likes sweet treats, try the Birthday Cake coloring pages or the Ice Cream coloring pages.
Tips for Coloring Apples
Apples do not have to be red. Let your child try green or yellow on the Plain Apple with Big Leaf picture.
Color the leaves a different green from the apple. The stem and leaf will stand out more.
For the Caramel Apple, let your child use gold or orange for the sticky coating. Leave the stick brown.
The Apple with Teardrop Spots page is a good place to practice small dots with the tip of a crayon. Crayons work well on the big apples, while markers give bright color to the smaller details.
Questions Parents and Teachers Ask
Can I print these apple coloring pages at home?
Yes. Each picture prints on US Letter paper and has its own PDF. This page also has a Download all as one PDF button, so you can get the whole set in one step.
Which apple pictures work best for a two-year-old?
Start with the Easy pictures, such as Apple with a Leaf or Plump Apple with Tall Stem. They have thick lines and one simple shape. Easy pictures are labeled for ages 2 to 4, so you can match the level to your child.
Are the Medium pictures too hard for kindergarten?
Medium pictures are labeled for ages 5 to 7, which fits many kindergarten kids. Apple Basket and Apple Floating into Space have more details to fill in. If your child gets tired, switch to an Easy picture.
Can my child color on a tablet or computer?
Yes. Each picture can be colored online with a tap-to-fill tool. Your child taps an open area and it fills with the color they choose. Younger children may want a grown-up nearby to help pick colors.
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