Apple Life Cycle Coloring Pages

Do you have kids who love apples? I’ve got just the thing – Apple Life Cycle Coloring Pages! These pages are a fun and educational way for your kids to learn about the different stages of an apple’s life.

Once they finish coloring, they can hang their masterpiece on the fridge or in their room as a proud reminder of what they learned. Plus, these pages are perfect for keeping little ones busy this fall or any time of the year.

Keep reading to find out how you can download these free Apple Coloring Pages!

Check this list apple activities for kids for more ideas on how to make your apple lover happy.

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Fun Facts About Apples Trees

Most people are familiar with the apple life cycle – the apple tree produces blossoms in the spring, apples in the fall, and then goes dormant in the winter. However, there’s more to the apple life cycle than just those three steps.

Apple trees begin their lives as seedlings, which are then transplanted to a permanent location. Once the apple tree is established, it will begin to produce flowers. Bees pollinate the flowers, and the pollinated flowers will eventually turn into apples.

Apples will ripen on the tree, and once they are ripe, they will be harvested and enjoyed by people worldwide!

If you need more life cycle activities, check this list of Life Cycle Worksheets for Kids.

Recommended Apple Books for Kids

Bring apples into your homeschool with any of these fun apple books. See how they grow or how you can turn them into treats. We’re huge fans of apple bread and apple chips.

Ten Apples Up On Top!Our Apple Tree Apples and Pumpkins Applesauce Day My Little Golden Book About Johnny Appleseed Apples for Little Fox

Do your kids love reading books but just don’t have the time to read them all yourself? Grab an Audible subscription to find amazing audiobooks that your kids can listen to on their own. You can get up to two free audiobooks when you sign up for the first time.

If audiobooks aren’t you’re thing, see what cool books you can find on Kindle and your kids will have a huge library ready at their fingertips.

Recommended Apple Activity Kits

Little Learners Print-and-Go Kit: Apple Life Cycle

Teach your kids about the apple life cycle with these printables.

3D Apple Basket Craft

Grab this apple craft kit that is very cute and easy to do.

Apple Life Cycle Coloring Pages Supplies

Printer (I have this one)
Paper
Crayons or other coloring materials
Pencil or marker

I have the HP printer 8710 but it’s not available anymore. It’s still running well for years now. Look for another HP Instant Ink ready printer so that you can use their program to send you ink cartridges whenever your printer gets low on ink.

Fun Apple Activities

If you like these coloring pages, you can have more fun learning about apples by creating your own apple volcano or your own apple scented slime.

Buy different types of apples from the store and have an apple taste testing and record your results. Which were their favorites and which did they not like? What did they look like and how did they taste?

Kids love activities that involve food.

If you’re looking for a fun and educational way to teach your kids about the apple life cycle, check out our apple life cycle coloring pages. These coloring pages are perfect for science lessons or as a supplement to your child’s regular curriculum.

They’re also a great way to teach kids about the different stages of apple tree growth. Best of all, they’re free! So print them out and enjoy.

Download the Apple Life Cycle Coloring Pages below

Here are some coloring pages that can help you learn about the apple life cycle.

These coloring pages are a great way to learn about the life cycle of an apple! They are perfect for homeschoolers or anyone who wants to learn more about this process.

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