Whole Kiwi Next to a Sliced Kiwi Half

A whole kiwi sits behind a cut half in this simple black outline drawing. The whole fruit is a smooth oval with a small curled stem mark on its left side. In front of it, the halved kiwi shows its flat cut face, with an uneven oval core in the middle and thin lines fanning out from it toward the edge, like little rays. The curved outer skin of the half is left plain and easy to fill in. The lines are thick and clean, so younger kids can stay inside them without much trouble. Try coloring the skin brown and the cut face bright green, then leave the core pale yellow or white. It is also a nice chance to talk about what is inside a fruit and how the center looks different from the outside. Print as many copies as you need for a group.