We hope these spinach coloring pages will bring some garden fun to your table! With all the different leafy bunches, kitchen scenes, and veggie characters, they’re sure to have plenty of opportunities for some coloring!
The bundle tied with string would make an excellent starter set as well; we imagine the kids love to put little extra touches here and there. Spinach comes in all shapes and sizes (sandwiched inside sandwiches and pizza, grown in little pots, etc.).
We even have one that’s holding up a tiny watering can. What more could you want from our free printable spinach coloring pages? Grab a few crayons or colored pencils and see what gardening masterpiece the kiddos create today!
Younger kiddos will love getting to color the cute spinach characters, but the details on the leaves and foods provide lots of space to shade in with bigger kids. Print a few extra sheets just in case they want to try out different types of green veggies!
How to Color Spinach Coloring Pages in Amazing Ways
You don’t have to get big boxes of art for these coloring sheets with veggies. Here are a couple of different ideas using just some greens and something new.
1. Shade a Fresh Garden Bunch
You can use the design to make the spinach bunches that were tied together using kitchen string—great if you want some kids’ art that can be hung up!
The children could use a yellow-green colored pencil to cover the leaves, leaving the middle vein white for contrast, but then you can add a bit more darker green at the edge of each leaf (and some darker marks on top of the other ones too).
For the twine you can use a brown pencil.
2. Give Your Spinach Character Some Personality
For the little gardener with the watering can, you could ask your child to pick up some brightly colored markers to create their own watering can.
With their green marker they can draw lovely green strokes across the leafy body while blue water droplets and a patch of brown soil make perfect additions underfoot!
3. Turn a Kitchen Scene into Paper Art
Color the crust golden brown using red to represent the tomato sauce spilling out over the crust. Then tear little bits of green paper and glue them within the spinach lines to give your kids some leafy textures!
When the whole thing has dried, you could mount this awesome food coloring page onto a colored card and leave some space around the edge for your kiddies to draw their own vegetables! (They’ll love this idea.) Pick the image of the spinach pizza, then start coloring!
Remember to keep your favorite greens on hand and make these spinach coloring pages your own. And eat more greens!