Does your little one love fruit drawings? These 20 colorful persimmon coloring pages will make them happy! There are different images here—rounded fruit, leafy branches, snack bowls, smiling characters, and more.
These printable sheets allow children to draw their favorite colors on cute fruits. You can also print a simple persimmon outline if you want some fun with your toddler. Or go for the harvest basket to challenge older ones!
Keep a few crayons next to your kid when they finish school. Or even put some pages into a fall-themed classroom activity…
Free Printable Persimmon Coloring Pages
You’ll find plenty of different persimmon images in this set of free printable persimmon coloring pages, everything from whole persimmons to sliced ones! There are even some pretty cool orchard scenes, as well as some adorable fruit characters.
These printable coloring sheets come in PDF format. You’ll need to make sure that your printer has settings set up for printing on standard US letter-size paper.
We’ve found that these printable coloring sheets work great using plain printer paper (with crayons and colored pencils). If your kids prefer working with markers, simply grab a few extra sheets to slip beneath each page they might color.
There’s lots of room for creativity here, but we’ve also included some pages featuring some fun leaf designs, baskets filled with persimmons, and other small food items that will help keep the kids busy for quite a bit longer.
3 Color Ideas for Your Persimmon Pages
Let’s get messy! Set up some orange, yellow, green, and brown coloring supplies.
Then you can give your kid freedom to pick from this set of colorful persimmon pictures (both realistic fruit drawings as well as cheerful cartoon designs).
1. Blend Golden Yellow and Orange
Start by coloring the central part in yellow, as this is what you see first when you look at your persimmon. Then add some orange on top to give you the curves along the edge of the fruit, making sure that the two colors overlap slightly, rather than trying to cover each pale patch completely.
Leave an area towards the outside in white too, as if the light catches the skin there.
On the drawing on which you can see the whole persimmon next to the one that’s been sliced open, color the exposed flesh in a lighter orange.
2. Try an Autumn Orchard Palette
Orange fruit should be paired with green leaves, brown stems, and a tan basket for your branch/harvest basket coloring sheet. Add some yellow leaves around the ground, of course too.
Using a blunt brown crayon helps young ones fill out their baskets easily!
3. Give Snack Scenes Playful Colors
Pick one of our yogurt bowls, little tart, or smiling persimmon characters to create your own! Use your favorite bright colors as you choose what you will color, whether that be the dish, wrapper, or even your background… Just keep the fruit orange!
Want to try making pinky cheeks out of a kawaii persimmon? Or drawing some blue stripes all around a dessert plate? Using colored pencils allows you to easily get those little bits and pieces within the slice of fruit, along with little facial features. You could always add a nice little border once this piece looks done.
We’ve got some awesome persimmon coloring pages for you to choose from. Grab your favorite supplies and take a few minutes of coloring!