Bring some tropical cheer to your afternoons with our adorable mango coloring pages! Featuring 30 fruity design ideas that you can easily download and print for free, there’s no shortage of pretty things for you to color-in this summer! We have leafy branches, deliciously sliced fruits, and cute little mango characters too!
For younger children, we’ve included simple fruit outlines and other fun designs, including smoothie glasses, sticky rice desserts, and even a rose crafted from thin mango slices. Whether you’re working on a classroom fruit theme project or just want a few minutes of chill time at home, these coloring sheets are perfect! 🌞
Free Printable Mango Coloring Pages
All of these free printable mango coloring pages can be printed on standard-size letter paper (US Letter). Just pick your favorite design, then print them out. They look great if you’re making an activity that’s focused around fruits.
You can use crayons for the design, especially if you go for the larger designs. It’s fun to get creative with different colors, though! You could also try using some colored pencils. Maybe draw little faces on the mangoes? Or just do tons more little mango slices…
Make Each Mango Page Your Own
When your mango coloring sheets are done, they’re ready to be turned into little decorations, pretend menus, or even games that only require some basic supplies you might already have tucked away in a drawer.
Try these 4 ideas!
1. Make a Tropical Door Sign
Cut out a mango that’s hanging off of a leafy branch! Glue this page to cardboard and cut around the edge. You’ll have space here for writing down your name.
Get some ribbons and attach them to the top so you can hang this artwork on your bedroom door. Green pieces of paper with cute little leaves are also nice to put all around the edges!
2. Create a Mango Café Menu
Pick either the smoothie, mango lassi, or sticky rice design. Color your picture and attach to folded cardstock.
Add a café name (or names) and pretend prices beneath.
3. Turn Mango Cubes into Counting Cards
Cut little groups out and glue them on the cards, but color them first! You can use the picture for your students; they can color them and then cut them up into smaller chunks… and then count how many there are, which is great for practicing their numbers.
They may love the pictures too—you can do some more with added numbers when going over your counting numbers 1-20. You can also make a couple of extra hand-drawn cubes just in case!
4. Frame a Fruity Kitchen Picture
Once done, color the mango slices as if they were arranged in a flower of rose. Now stick this piece onto bright-colored paper and write down anything you want on it. You can also make labels from here, which could be used around the house wherever needed.
Keep these mango coloring pages ready for next time you want to create some sunshine in your life! You might love them too.





























