Round Orange Fruit with Star-Shaped Calyx and Dots

A single large orange fills the page, drawn as a big round circle with a thick, smooth outline. At the top sits a small star-shaped calyx with a tiny oval opening in the middle, where the stem would attach. Scattered across the surface are little crescent-shaped dots that mark the pores of the peel, with more of them gathered along the lower half and the sides. There is no background, no leaves, and no other objects, so the whole page is open space for color. Kids can use several shades of orange and yellow to build up a bumpy peel look, then press a little harder around each dot. It also works well for a quick lesson on citrus fruit, or for talking about what is inside an orange. The free printable suits preschoolers and early elementary kids who are working on staying inside the lines.