Upright Pear with Narrow Neck and Curling Leaf

A single pear stands upright in the middle of the page, with a narrow neck at the top and a wide, rounded bottom. A short stem rises from the top, and one leaf with a thin center vein curls off to the left. Small dashes and tick marks dot the pear's skin to suggest texture, and a few curved lines near the lower edges hint at the roundness of the fruit. A solid black oval shadow sits beneath the pear and stretches out to the right. The big open areas are easy to fill in, so this one works well for younger kids using chunky crayons. Try coloring it in yellow-green and then adding light brown speckles over the little dashes, so children can see how a real pear's skin looks up close. This page is free to print for home or classroom use.