30 Pomegranate Coloring Pages (Free PDF Printables)

Get some fruit-inspired colors on your table today with this printable set of pomegranate coloring pages!

Print off our whole fruits, juicy halves, and even cheerful characters and get them colored by you with your favorite crayons or pencils.

There are lots of different options here, including pomegranates in an orchard basket, arils next to a spoon, a smiling fruit holding a juice pitcher, leafy branches, dessert toppings and even a little character that’s raising its crown-shaped cap (which would be a super cute hat)!

Free Printable Pomegranate Coloring Pages

Just choose one of our free printable pomegranate coloring pages below, open it, and print out whatever pomegranate pictures grab you! If you want to color this page more beautifully, then try to use some red, pink, or burgundy colors for the rind and lighter shades for arils. You can also try to use colored pencils if you need to paint within small areas. For filling bigger fruit shapes, crayons would work great for kids.

4 Creative Coloring Ideas for Pomegranate Coloring Pages

Once you are done coloring those printable pomegranates, get creative with some paper, glue and some supplies out of your craft drawer and create something awesome!

1. Tissue Paper Arils

Choose the lovely open fruit illustration for your craft project. Color the rind on your chosen picture. Scrunched-up bits of red tissue paper glued into each chamber create the look of pomegranate arils.

Leave the pale dividing lines visible.

2. Fruit Stand Signs

For your pretend market, have kids color their basket or market-scale picture and then glue that to a piece of cardboard. Then they write what the price is on the bottom!

3. Pomegranate Fact Booklets

Fold up a couple of sheets of paper to make a little booklet about all things pomegranate.

First decorate the front with a pretty-colored cut-out pomegranate. Then label the different parts, the rind, the crown, and the arils. Finally, draw a lovely leafy branch and leave space beneath it for your kids to note what they learned about pomegranates growing.

4. Homemade Gift Tags

Before you print, make sure to shrink the printable kawaii fruit image down. Once printed, give your kids some crayons (and scissors) and let them color and cut the little guys out!

Once colored, you can glue them onto cardstock to create a more durable gift tag that will hold up well when tied with ribbon around presents.

If using as gift tags, just punch a hole near the top of each tag and tie ribbons through them. Write a sweet note on the back of each one and tie them up onto presents! We can’t wait to see all your favorite ways to finish off these fun pomegranate coloring pages!

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