Get your garden reds and leafy greens on! Our beetroot coloring pages will take you from fresh roots to sliced rounds, harvest baskets and all sorts of veggies and veggie characters. Should be pretty easy: go wild with those deep purple shades!
Whether you’re doing a vegetable lesson plan or just have a garden-themed afternoon planned, these are great for filling up the free time when dinner’s cooking. They also work well as solo activities during free time. Choose one that has a simple-looking root (with wide leaves) if they are smaller kiddos or get creative by making a whole kitchen scene with grated beetroot and a box grater!
You can choose one of the free printable beetroot coloring pages that you love most and then download it and print as much as you need. Just have some good time playing with crayons or colored pencils or even washable markers!
Also, we think there are quite enough varieties, from a simple root coming out of the garden bed to colorful beetroot soups. We mean, who doesn’t love those pictures where they can color all those foods along with their plates and kitchen towels?
4 Creative Details to Add to Beetroot Pictures
Once you’ve got your beetroots coloring sheets decided on, why don’t you play with some details here and there? Just think of all the beautiful textures and patterns that come from our gardens or kitchens to put into the drawing!
1. Shade the Sliced Rings
Choose a picture that has a whole beet next to a cut half. Use different tones of pink and burgundy to show the rings in the sliced part of the root.
2. Fill the Garden Bed
Add some tiny stones, a wiggly worm, seedlings, and so on that are growing with the beetroot. Leave a sufficient space so that you can see the leafy top of the beetroot. Add some short brown pencil strokes indicating loose earth.
3. Give the Kitchen a Pattern
Add some stripes or checks to that bit of fabric and go for a different color than you’ve got on your kitchen string for the other parts. This would look good with our vegetable coloring page with a bunch resting on a folded towel as well.
4. Decorate the Harvest Cart
The idea is to create an adorable character of a beetroot that has been put into a colorful cart made out of planks with spots on its wheel. Create a small hand-drawn ‘sign’ saying ‘Fresh Beets‘ hanging from the side of the cart. Add some extra roots as well as some curled stems and leaves for extra flair. Finally give your drawing a nice background full of suns.
Choose your favorite beetroot coloring pages to color for free and enjoy the journey!