If you’re looking for some crisp fun, our apple coloring pages are jam-packed with fruit slices, leafy branches, tiny seeds, picnic snacks, friendly animals, and more! Try bright reds and greens, or go wild and paint them your favorite color!
We’ve got some of our favorites below; there’s an apple cross section, an orchard branch covered with leaves and water droplets, and everything in between. Younger kids will love seeing their apple carry a lunchbox, while older kiddos (and grown ups) might dig into these busy botanical prints!
Free Printable Apple Coloring Pages
Our free printable apple coloring pages are great because they come to you in an easy-to-print format as PDFs. You could print out just one of our favorite designs, or you could have a pile of these ready for friends (the kids love this idea!). Each design is on an A4 piece of paper but will also scale well with most printers, allowing you to select different page size options via your printer settings.
Whether it’s simple fruit outlines, fun apple characters, autumn harvest-themed pages, classroom scenes, baking themed images, or realistic apple drawings, we’ve got you covered! They’re perfect for a school unit, fall party, rainy afternoon activity, or just relaxing time at home with some coloring fun.
3 Ways to Use Apple Coloring Pages With Your Friends
Get some friends over for an apple coloring party! Use these prints as crafts to play with, display, swap or use during your Fall Season.
1. Create an Orchard Matching Game
Print two copies of these coloring pages of various things apple. Make sure you have a few colored images that are simple enough for all kids to do – slices of fruit, a basket full of apples during harvest time, maybe a squirrel with an apple, some bees collecting nectar from spring blossoms.
When they’re done color those matching picture pairs, hang them up (or glue them onto some cardstock) and cut them out equally sized cards. Turn them over and play memory by taking turns picking one card at a time and trying to find the matching pair.
To make this harder try using similar items rather than exact matches. So if your picture was a blossom, you might find another one with a ripe apple, or a list of pie ingredients next to a piece of pie!
2. Make Friendship Recipe Cards
Choose apple coloring sheets with themes such as cinnamon, pie, warm cider, pastries or an apple snack board. Once colored, snip out a favorite section from each and glue to a sturdy recipe card.
Write down an easy apple recipe on one side, or share a fun family baking tip. You’ll have fun trading them when friends come over at the end of this activity and building up your own awesome autumn recipe collection together!
To make sure little hands don’t get too grabby while you bake more treats together in the future, cover each recipe card with some clear adhesive film!
3. Design Fall Place Mats
Use the colorful apple illustrations above, like the orchard wagon, farmer’s market crate, swirling leaves, or picnic scene by the thermos, as inspiration! Then pick up the crayons and color away with your little ones.
Once you’ve colored all of these apple coloring pages, glue each sheet onto a large piece of cardstock and write their names in the corner. Laminate or cover both sides with overlapping strips of clear contact paper, so you can reuse these adorable place mats again and again!
These printable worksheets are perfect for an autumn lunch, apple tasting party, classroom snack, or cozy cider afternoon. Wipe them down and they’re good-to-go for your next fun get-together. So grab some crayons, gather your favorite people, and get coloring your favorite apple coloring pages!