This post was originally written in March 2014. It’s now updated with a set of new fruit coloring pages that are free for personal use!
Make sure you take advantage of all of the fruit and vegetable unit study resources here at Mama’s!
My girls are in love with all kinds of mini-books: mini-coloring pages, mini-reading books, mini-math fact practice books.
Something about the smaller size makes it more appealing for them!
I found this fruit clip art that I just adore and thought it would make a fun mini-coloring book.
Later this semester, we’re going to work on a fruit and vegetable unit, so these will be a creative addition. I’ll just print them a new set for them to color all over again. 🙂
Fruit Coloring Pages
In this 17-page set of fruit mini-coloring pages, you’ll find the following words and pictures:
♦ blueberries, apple, lemon
♦ banana, cherries, grapes
♦ orange, pear, watermelon
♦ strawberry, peach, pineapple, plum
♦ What fruits are red?
♦ What fruits are yellow?
♦ “My favorite fruit is _____.”
Mama’s Favorite Fruit Books and Educational Toys
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Here are a few of our favorite books about fruit and learning activities!
The Fruits We Eat by Gail Gibbons
Farmer’s Market Color Sorting Set – my kiddos LOVE this set!
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Excellent lessons, and and the illustrations are clear and simple; easy for children to see and understand.
So glad you can use them, Carol! Thanks for stopping by today. 🙂
I would love to see the vegetable color sheets. I like these fruit color sheets. i am doing a garden/ fruit and vegetable unit.
I’m glad you’re able to use the fruit sheets! I’ll have the vegetable coloring pages finished by mid-April. 🙂
In August 2013 I printed a packet with the months for my son to trace and a place to show how he writes his name month to month ect. I can not find the packet to print for my daughter is it still online?
Mindy, those are the Preschool Calendar Pages. I’ll have an updated set for the 2014-2015 school year published towards the end of April! 🙂
thanks a lot for sharing with us
So glad you can use them, Empy!
Thanks for stopping by today. 🙂
Another great resource! This fruit coloring book will be a nice addition to my gardening unit.
This was my 5yo’s favorite – so fun! I’m thrilled you can use it with your young ones. 🙂
I am helping in my son’s preschool class next week. I’m making a friendship fruit salad and reading a book to give to his class and I thought bringing these books for the kids to create and keep for themselves would be so fun to add to the experience! Thank you for creating this content! I look forward to purchasing more cute printables for my boys.
I’m so glad it worked out well for your son’s class! What a thoughtful mama you are to help your son’s teacher!
Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. 🙂
xo, Lauren