Free Fruit Tracing & Colouring Books
Our fruit worksheets for toddlers turn two favourite fruits into friendly characters to trace and colour. Each book is free to print, and each page shows one big smiling fruit, so a small child has just one thing to focus on.
Fruit is a lovely first topic for children aged 2–4. Most toddlers already know an apple or a mango from the kitchen, so the pictures feel familiar from the very first page. While your child traces and colours, you can talk about the fruit's colour, its leaf and its stem, and later find the real fruit at home together.
The books:
- A for Apple: 14 activity pages, each with one smiling apple in dotted or dashed lines to trace, then colour.
- M for Mango: 12 activity pages of mango characters, most with arms, legs and smiley faces, to trace and colour.
Both books show "Age 2–4" on the cover. They have Name and Date lines on every page, and each ends with a "Super Star Learner!" certificate. Print the A4 PDF (or US Letter in the US and Canada) at 100% scale, in colour or black and white.
A good way to use them: one page after breakfast, then a quick hunt for a real apple or mango in the kitchen. Keep it short, sit together and praise the effort rather than neat colouring.
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Questions parents ask
Do the fruit books teach letters?
No. "A for Apple" and "M for Mango" are only titles. The pages are fruit pictures to trace and colour.
Which fruit book should we start with?
Either is fine. A for Apple has slightly simpler round shapes; M for Mango has more playful characters.
