Happy Apple Next to a Sliced Apple Half
Coloring guide
This cheerful whole apple has big round eyes and little curved eyebrows, and it sits next to a cut apple half on a shallow plate. Kids who love coloring characters with a bit of personality will enjoy it. The whole apple has a short stem and one leaf with a center vein. The cut half shows its inside, with a star-shaped core, small seeds and a stem on top. Lines are bold and shapes are large, so little hands can manage, while older kids might like shading the rim of the plate. Pale yellow suits the flesh of the cut half, red the whole apple, brown the seeds and green the leaf. Print it free for a healthy-eating lesson or a quiet afternoon. This page is part of our Apple coloring pages collection — check out For Girls and For Kids too.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- apple red
- cream
- light blue
- sky blue
- leaf green
- golden yellow
- light brown
- dark brown
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Start by coloring the large whole apple body on the right in apple red, leaving the eye shines white.
- 2Fill the sliced apple's flesh and its inner middle area in cream, then color the core area in golden yellow.
- 3Color the sliced apple's outer skin strips and top edge in apple red, and add the seeds in dark brown.
- 4Paint the leaf in leaf green and the stems in light brown, including the small tip of the whole apple's stem.
- 5Color the plate center in light blue and the outer rim and bottom edge in sky blue.
- 6Optional: Add a little darker shading on the plate edge and along the red skin for a richer look.
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