Apple Coloring Pages for Preschoolers | Fall Printables | Apple Trees and Faces

Apple coloring pages for preschoolers and every apple lover

These apple coloring pages for preschoolers take one simple fruit and turn it into a whole cast of characters, alongside a few realistic apple trees for balance.

Kids get practice with fine motor control and staying inside the lines, and along the way they see the same fruit drawn in several different styles.

This set works well as fall coloring pages any time autumn rolls around, but it also fits a general fruit or plant unit, since the pictures focus on apples and apple trees rather than pumpkins or leaves.

What kids will color

The apple tree coloring pages make up four of the sheets, each tree drawn a little differently. One tree has a heart shaped apple tucked among the branches, another has a small apple resting at the base of the trunk, and the last is loaded edge to edge with fruit hanging from every branch.

The rest of the pages are close up apples with faces, and the expressions change from page to page. Some are happy and laughing with wide open mouths, one has tears rolling down its cheeks, another looks grumpy with narrowed eyes, and two apples appear together on a single page, sitting side by side with matching sly grins.

A few pages step away from faces altogether. One apple is covered in a swirled, marbled pattern instead of a smile, another is dotted with small ovals like light freckles, and one is left as a plain outline with no face at all, which suits a child who wants a calmer picture to fill in.

• A crying apple with drops rolling down its face
• A laughing apple with its mouth wide open
• An apple with a swirled, marbled pattern across its skin
• Two apples sharing one page, each with its own sly grin
• A plain apple outline with no face, drawn simply for a calmer picture

What is in the download

The download opens with a name and class line for kids to fill in before they start.

Next comes a coloring tips page with six short pointers, covering ideas like choosing tools carefully and leaving white space for highlights.

After that come 17 apple coloring pages for preschoolers, and the file closes with a short thank you note and a copyright page.

The full download runs 21 pages in total, and it comes as a PDF you can print at home or at school. Taken together, the set makes a handy stack of apple coloring sheets for the whole season.

Who it works for

The drawings range from very simple outlines to slightly busier trees, so these apple coloring pages for preschoolers span preschool through second grade without feeling too babyish or too complex.

Younger kids can stick to the bigger, simpler apple faces, while older kids might prefer the trees or the patterned apples with more small spaces to fill.

Because the art style stays friendly throughout, the same set can move between a preschool table and a second grade desk without looking out of place.

How to use it

Print a page for morning work, hand a few out during indoor recess, or use the whole set as a center during a fall or apple themed week.

It also works well for early finishers, homeschool practice, or a quiet activity when kids need something calm to focus on for a while.

Since every page is black and white line art, regular printer paper and any coloring tool on hand will do the job.

These apple coloring pages for preschoolers also travel well, so a page or two can go home in a folder for practice outside of class.

Take a look at the preview pages before you buy, so you know exactly which apple pictures are included.

For more seasonal options, browse the coloring pages category, check the art section for related activities, or visit the shop to see everything else available.

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