Strawberry Coloring Pages

Coloring tricks and fun facts about strawberries

Coloring tricks:

A little red crayon first, then colored pencil over it, makes the berry look softer and less scribbly.

Hand them a yellow gel pen to carefully dot each individual little seed so they stand out from the red.

Smudge a tiny bit of yellow chalk over the green crayon leaves to make the shading look super realistic.

Fun facts:

The average strawberry has around 200 seeds on the outside. Outside. Nature really said “let’s do this differently.”

Archaeologists found out that ancient Romans used these berries to treat everything from kidney stones to bad breath.

Medieval people once served strawberries at big parties because they thought the fruit brought peace.

There are big chunky outlines in this collection for toddlers just learning early color recognition, plus some seriously detailed garden scenes for the older kids to tackle.

They print nicely on both US Letter and A4 paper, and this page is worth bookmarking because kids somehow always come back asking for fruit coloring sheets later.