One Whole Papaya and Two Opened Halves
Coloring guide
One whole papaya sits at the back with a short stem on its left side and a few curved lines running across its skin. In front of it, two papaya halves are cut open and face us. Each half has a large oval hollow in the middle where the seeds would be, though the hollows are drawn empty and left plain. The halves lean at different angles, and one overlaps the other a little at the bottom. The outlines are thick and clean, so the shapes are easy for small hands to color. Try orange or yellow-green for the skin and a deeper orange for the flesh. Then add black dots inside the empty ovals to make the seeds. This free printable also works well for a quick lesson on what is inside a fruit.
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