Apple Coloring Book Pages | Fruit Basket, Apple Tree and Fall Pages for Kids

Apple coloring book pages for the fall classroom

This set of apple coloring book pages gives young learners a simple, fruit themed activity for autumn. It works well in a classroom, at a homeschool table, or as a quiet afternoon project at home.

The drawings focus on apples in different settings, from a single fruit to a full basket, so kids get variety without feeling overwhelmed by one theme. Autumn is a natural fit for apples, and a set like this can sit alongside other fall activities on a classroom table.

What kids get to color

One page shows a whole apple sitting beside a second apple sliced in half, with the core and seeds visible inside, plus a leaf above both. Another page is a fruit basket coloring page: a woven wicker basket packed with seven apples and a few leaves tucked between them.

The apple tree coloring page fills its own sheet, with six apples hanging from leafy branches and roots spreading into the ground below. Three separate pages give an apple a simple smiling face, round eyes, and a leaf and stem on top, like a friendly character a child could name.

Two more pages keep things plain, drawing a single apple with a leaf, a stem, and light texture lines but no face. These suit younger children who want fewer details to fill in. The set finishes with two overflowing basket scenes, each piled high with apples and surrounded by extra apples and leaves scattered on the ground.

Those last two basket pages are not identical. Apples spill past the rim in slightly different arrangements, and the leaves gathered near the base sit in different spots on each page, so a child coloring both will still notice small differences to look for.

What is in the download

This apple coloring book pages download has 14 pages in total. Ten of those are the coloring pages described above. The rest include a name and class cover for writing a student’s name, a coloring tips page with a few quick pointers, and a thank you page. There is also a copyright page.

The coloring tips page lists short pointers such as choosing coloring tools carefully, starting with light colors before adding darker ones, leaving some white space for highlights, and blending colors for shading. They are general pointers a young artist can use on any of the pages in this apple coloring book pages set, not instructions tied to one drawing.

• Ten apple and fruit basket coloring pages
• A name and class cover sheet
• A coloring tips page for young artists

How to use it

Print the pages in black and white and hand them out during a fall unit, at a coloring center, or as an early finisher activity. These printable apple coloring book pages also work well for sub plans or a quiet homeschool afternoon when kids need something calm to focus on.

Because the drawings range from simple to more detailed, older kids can start with the basket and tree pages while younger ones try the plain single apple pages first. A teacher could hand out the name and class cover first, let students fill in their name, then move into the coloring pages as a short warm up activity.

The name and class cover also makes it easy to collect finished pages back from a group and keep track of whose work is whose, which is handy for a bulletin board display once the coloring is done.

Take a look at the preview pages before you buy so you can see the exact style and layout of the drawings.

For more fall themed options, browse the coloring pages collection, or check the art category for other creative printables. You can also find free resources in the freebies section.

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