Three bananas hang from a single thick stem, each one curving gently toward the bottom of the page. Color them sunny yellow with olive green on the stem and dark brown on each tip. Try making one banana a little greener, like it needs another day to ripen.
Banana Coloring Pages
Free printable Banana coloring pages — clean line art, sized for US Letter and A4. Every page is a single-tap PDF download, ready to print at home or in the classroom.
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A farmer in a wide-brimmed hat carries a heavy bunch of bananas over one shoulder, heading for a stack of wooden crates. Color the leaves in deep greens, the crates warm wood brown, and the bananas green-yellow like freshly picked fruit. A soft blue sky behind the hills finishes the scene.
A single ripe banana curves across the page, its three long ridges running from stem to tip. Color the peel sunny yellow, the stem olive green, and the tip dark brown. Add a few brown freckles if you like your bananas extra ripe.
A happy banana stands tall with its arms spread wide, grinning like it just heard the best joke in the fruit bowl. Color the body bright yellow, the cheeks soft pink, and the shoes a bold red or blue. Leave a white dot in each eye for sparkle.
A banana stands upright with its peel pulled halfway down, three floppy flaps curling out to the sides. Color the fruit creamy pale yellow, the outside of the peel sunny yellow, and the stem green. Leave the inside of each flap a pale cream so the peel looks thick.
Six neat banana slices sit in a ring on a round plate, with the last uncut chunk of banana resting beside them. Color the slices pale cream with a soft yellow center, and give the plate a cheerful blue rim. The small center circles work best with a sharpened pencil.
A classic banana split sits in a tall dish, three scoops of ice cream tucked between two banana halves and a cherry crowning the middle. Try pink, cream, and chocolate brown for the scoops, with red for the cherry. Color the drippy sauce a darker shade than each scoop.
A baby monkey sits on the ground with a big smile, both hands wrapped around its favorite snack. Color the fur warm chocolate brown, the face and tummy a soft tan, and the banana bright yellow. A darker brown on the tail curl makes it pop.
A banana tree stands tall on a grassy patch, its six giant leaves fanning out above two bunches of hanging fruit. Color the leaves in rich greens, the trunk a soft olive brown, and the bananas sunny yellow. Mix two greens on the leaves to show sun and shade.
A cheerful banana kicks up one foot and waves a gloved hand as three music notes bounce past. Color the body sunny yellow, the gloves white, and the shoes a bright red. Try a different color for each music note to make the tune feel even happier.
Two bananas lean at the back of a round fruit bowl, sharing the space with an apple, a pear, and a small bunch of grapes. Color the bananas sunny yellow, the apple red, the pear pale green, and the grapes deep purple. A light blue bowl makes every fruit stand out.
Ten plump bananas hang in two tiers from a thick cut stalk, each peel lined top to bottom with fine ridges. Color them golden yellow with a green blush near the stalk and brown on the tips. Shade every other ridge a touch darker for a realistic finish.
A ring of bananas spins around a flower center like the arms of a pinwheel, each one filled with triangles, dots, and chevrons. Try a warm sunset gradient from gold to orange across the bananas, with teal or purple in the border. Color the tiny squares last with a fine-tip marker.
A tall, curved banana gives a shy little smile, its round eyes and rosy cheeks sitting right in the middle of the peel. Color the body soft butter yellow, the cheeks pink, and the stem light green. Keep the eyes white inside so the face stays sweet and simple.
An empty banana peel lies flat on the ground, its four long flaps spread out in an X around the stem. Color the outside of each flap bright yellow and the inner strips pale cream, with green grass tufts around it. Watch your step: this one is a classic slip hazard.
Two matching bananas lie one above the other, stems pointing left and tips curving up to the right. Color one sunny yellow and the other a greener shade, like a ripe banana next to one that needs a few more days. Olive stems and brown tips finish them off.
A single banana lies diagonally across a giant tropical leaf, its stem pointing up to the left. Color the banana sunny yellow and the leaf in two alternating greens, one light and one dark. The striped sections make a quick, satisfying pattern.
A tall glass of banana smoothie sits on the table with a bendy straw and a piece of banana hooked over the rim. Color the smoothie creamy pale yellow, the straw bright pink, and the three slices beside it cream with yellow centers. Light blue on the glass edges makes it look shiny.
A fresh banana bread loaf sits on a wooden board with two thick slices cut away, each one dotted with round banana pieces. Color the crust warm golden brown, the inside a lighter tan, and the banana circles cream. A whole banana waits behind for the next batch.
A laid-back banana lounges in a striped beach chair, sunglasses on and legs crossed, while a palm tree sways behind. Color the chair stripes in turquoise and white, the palm fronds leafy green, and the coconuts brown. Sandy beige for the ground finishes the beach scene.
A cheerful monkey crouches on a leafy branch and stretches one arm up toward a hanging bunch of bananas. Color its fur warm brown with a tan face, the leaves fresh green, and the bananas bright yellow. Its long curly tail hangs below, ready for a darker shade.
A big breakfast bowl sits on the table with a ring of banana slices floating on top and a spoon ready to dig in. Color the slices cream with yellow centers, the bowl a cheerful blue, and the milk jug white. A soft tan table ties the scene together.
An open lunchbox shows four neat compartments packed with a banana, two sandwich triangles, a shiny apple, and a juice box. Color the banana yellow, the apple red, and the juice box any bright color you like. A bold lunchbox color like purple or teal makes everything pop.
One giant banana curves across the page, its peel split into long bands of scales, chevrons, circles, and tiny squares. Try a gradient of gold, orange, and coral from band to band, with teal in the square grid. Save the dotted edge for last with a fine-tip pen.
A tall banana plant rises from a bed of ferns, its giant veined leaves fanning out above two bunches of fruit. Color the leaves in layered greens, the trunk olive, and the bananas sunny yellow. Give the little bird on the top leaf a bright blue or red.
A banana superhero stands tall with hands on hips, a mask over its eyes and a striped cape flapping behind. Color the body yellow, the mask and emblem bright red, and the cape in bold stripes of red and blue. Matching boots and gloves complete the hero look.
Four smiling bananas stand in a line holding hands, stepping down from tall to tiny like a proud family photo. Color each one a different shade, from deep golden yellow for the tallest to pale lemon for the smallest. Give their round feet matching shoes in bright colors.
A banana blossom hangs heavy from its stalk, its big pointed bracts peeling back to reveal rows of tiny baby bananas. Color the bracts deep maroon and plum, the little fruits soft yellow-green, and the stalk olive. Follow the fine vein lines with a sharp pencil for a velvety finish.
Five identical bananas line up in a tidy row across the page, stems up and bodies gently curved. Try coloring them from green to yellow to speckled brown to show how bananas ripen. It doubles as a quick counting activity for preschoolers.
A sweet kitten sits upright in a banana costume, its face peeking out from the peel with the flaps folded down at its shoulders. Color the costume sunny yellow, the stem green, and the cat any fur color you like, from orange tabby to gray. Pink on the nose adds a finishing touch.