Beach Day Pineapple Fruit with Sandcastle
Coloring guide
A happy pineapple with round sparkly eyes and an open smile sits in the sand right at the water's edge, its tall spiky leaves stretching skyward. Wavy lines behind it show the sea, and a round sun with short rays shines between two puffy clouds. To the right is a small sandcastle with two side towers, an arched door and a tiny flag on top. Down in the bottom corners, a scallop shell and a dotted starfish rest on the sand. The diamond pattern on the pineapple gives kids loads of little sections to work through, so it's good practice for careful coloring. Warm yellow and orange for the pineapple, bright green for the leaves and soft blue for the waves would look lovely. This free printable suits summer days at home or at school. This page is part of our Fruit coloring pages collection — check out Candy and Girl Power too.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- golden yellow
- ocean blue
- light green
- pale sky blue
- sand beige
- forest green
- bright yellow
- orange
- pink
- brown
- coral
- amber
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the pineapple body golden yellow, working in small sections and leaving the two eye whites empty.
- 2Fill the pineapple crown leaves with light green, then use forest green for the darker leaves tucked behind.
- 3Color the sun bright yellow and the sea and waves ocean blue, with the clouds in pale sky blue.
- 4Paint the sandcastle sand beige, add a brown door, and color the little flag red.
- 5Color the shells pink and the starfish orange, then add the pink tongue in coral.
- 6Optional: add a little darker golden yellow along the edges of the pineapple for shading.
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