Add a touch of greenery to your coloring table with our collection of pea coloring pages! This set contains 26 unique designs that are ready to be downloaded and printed at no cost. Each page features different pea pods, gardens, and even some cute little pea people using their veggies in interesting ways!
For younger kids, we offer basic outlines of open pods, while others show a variety of peas (shelled or unshelled) sitting on plant vines or bowls. There’s also an illustration where a pea rows down a pod as if it were a boat and one with a bunch of hanging vines so you can use your imagination when trying out various shades of green. We’re pretty sure your kiddos will love all the options available!
Free Printable Pea Coloring Pages
These free printable pea coloring pages come as downloadable PDFs. They’re designed to print on standard-sized US Letter-size paper, which is great if you want to have them ready for an upcoming vegetable lesson, classroom activity, or just an afternoon of creativity!
We’ve used regular printer paper when working on our colorings, but using cardstock gives those little peas some more of a firm surface to work with if you’d like to make some basic crafts with their finished pictures.
From Soft Shades to Bright Colors
Grab some greens along with your other faves, pull out a pea coloring sheet that gives you space to experiment, and get those creative juices flowing! Try these fun little projects with crayons, markers, or colored pencils, and hang on to your final products for a cute little display!
1. Give Each Pea a Different Green
Begin by using the open pod with 5 peas inside. Color in each round pea a slightly different shade of green beginning with the palest shades toward the bottom and progressing to the more leafy tones at the top.
The lightness will help emphasize that these are peas instead of other things, so try adding a dark tone towards the base. Younger students may enjoy pressing with the same crayon both gently and firmly.
2. Color a Garden Harvest
Pick out either the basket of pea pods or the climbing plant with the curling tendril.
Use the green color for the veggies, brown for the basket, and whatever colors you want for what’s behind them.
Then, pick out some tiny flowers or dirt underneath that climbing plant to make this whole vegetable garden scene pop!
3. Make a Pea Pod Boat Picture
Add color to the little pea’s rowing pod by painting the boat and the passenger two different colors. Add some blue ripples under water, and add a yellow sun (or a couple of clouds).
When you’re done, mount your completed coloring page onto blue paper so you can hang it up somewhere cheerful in the kitchen.
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