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- Coloring Page #1328 - Watermelon and Two Slices
A symbol of freshness and summertime treats, watermelon is one of the star fruits of sunny days. In this coloring page, you can see it from several angles: a whole, round watermelon with a green rind striped with darker bands, along with two slices revealing red or pink flesh dotted with small seeds.
Made up of more than 90% water, watermelon is especially refreshing on hot days. Originally from Africa, it is now grown in many regions around the world. It can be enjoyed fresh, in salads, as juice, or in a variety of summer recipes. Watermelon also provides vitamin C and contains lycopene, a natural pigment that helps give many varieties their beautiful red flesh.
This picture is a great way to observe the natural shape and colors of this fruit. But watermelon also has a much more playful side: a cheerful little watermelon slice has just escaped from snack time and is now strolling around on its tiny legs! Two very different ways to discover and color the same fruit.
To color this watermelon, use several shades of green for the rind, bright red or deep pink for the flesh, and black or dark brown for the seeds. Some varieties even have yellow or orange flesh, giving you the chance to create a slightly different version while still keeping its natural colors. Watermelons, citrus fruits, tropical treats, and garden vegetables: continue exploring with our printable Fruit and Vegetable Coloring Pages and create a harvest bursting with color.













































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