Half-Circle Watermelon Slice with Thirteen Seeds

A single half-circle watermelon slice sits with its flat edge across the top, drawn in thick, clean black lines. A band of rind curves around the bottom, and the inside fleshy part holds a scattering of oval seeds arranged in a fan shape. Two seeds sit on each side along the top, with the rest angled inward toward the center, and one upright seed sits near the middle and another near the bottom. I count thirteen seeds in all. The wide open spaces make this an easy pick for younger kids using chunky crayons. Try coloring the rind green and the flesh red or pink, then count the seeds together and talk about where watermelons grow. It is a free printable that works well for summer lessons or a quick quiet activity.