26 Coconut Coloring Pages (Free PDF Printables)

Looking for some fun ways to spend time at home this summer? These coconut coloring pages are the perfect way to get that much-needed tropical sunshine! We’ve got a whole coconut next to an opened up half, but there’s also one with a drinking straw poking through the top, ready for a pretend beach picnic!

If your kids love their coloring sheets with food, then these free printable coconut coloring pages have everything from coconut cake to even a little pudding cup. But if your kid needs a little bit more of a laugh, check out our smiling coconut paddling his shell boat! We think he needs a big dose of the bright crayons in your boxes.

Our Favorite Ways to Color a Coconut

You’ll only need a few materials for today’s tropical fruit fun! Grab your crayons, colored pencils, and some markers and give these 3 ideas a whirl using whichever coconut image speaks to you!

1. Give the Shell Some Texture

Check the light brown-colored shell of the coir nut drawing. You need to sketch out the short pencil stroke lines on the surface. These dark-colored pencil strokes should run along the curve of the shell and leave some gaps as they are formed from the rough coconut husks.

The inside part is covered with fresh flesh, which you will draw in white colors with some shades of pale grey near the rim of the shell.

2. Make a Beach Drink

Pick a coconut with a straw first. Then you can decorate the coconut shell as you want with these colorful dot stickers or stripes. You need to put some sandy ground below the shell. You can enjoy the pink straw design on a brown-colored coconut shell. And you can make little blue waves or a cute little beach umbrella if there are some spaces for your drawing!

3. Try a Coconut Color Match

Now go back to your painting of coconuts and choose which image you want to use—coconut wedges or the detached husk? Set your cream, tan, and brown pencils down too as you get ready to examine each section more closely.

Start by testing how the different shades look against the edge of the page, and then decide on the best shade for the flesh (light), shell (a bit darker), and those stringy fibers that wrap around the outside (loose tan).

Keep these favorite coconut coloring pages handy for the next rainy afternoon where you want to get into the crayons!

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