20 Banana Coloring Pages: Silly Adventures Free printable PDF · color online
ForChildren who enjoy silly fruit charactersHome or classroom activity timeColorers choosing a quick portrait or a fuller scene
A banana blows bubbles, races in a scarf, paints a flower and takes a turn as a pirate in these 20 coloring pages. Most pictures put one character in a simple scene, so you can choose by the prop or activity a child likes. Start with bubbles or baseball for broad spaces; try the garden, boat or balloon town when there is more time. Print one PDF or color online.
- Free printable pages
- Sorted by topic and age
- One-click PDF
- Color online
Kids practise: choosing a clear color for the main banana shape · distinguishing large background panels from small props · telling a short story from visible objects
Explore related pages
All banana coloring pages
Banana Running with a Scarf
Banana Lifting a Dumbbell at the Gym
Banana Training beside Weights
Banana Playing in Snow
Banana Painting a Flower
Banana Holding a Baseball Bat
Banana Playing a Guitar
Banana Playing with a Hoop outdoors
Banana Riding in a Hot Air Balloon
Banana Watering Garden Flowers
Banana Crossing a Stream Bridge
Banana Decorating a Christmas Tree
Banana DJ Mixing Music
Banana Magician with a Rabbit
Banana Pirate Rowing a Boat
Banana in an Armchair with Popcorn
Banana Exploring a Bat Cave
Banana Fishing by a Pond
Banana Floating over a Town with Balloons
Ways to use these pages
Choose the next stop
Print the balloon and bridge scenes. Ask which place the banana visits first, then color each setting differently.
Make a hobby pair
Place the painting and guitar pages side by side. Choose one color for the banana, then give each hobby its own prop colors.
Finish a busy page in stages
On the town sheet, color the balloons and banana today; return to the roof tiles and windows later.
Start with a big banana shape
The bubble-blowing banana has one broad body, a wand and four floating circles. The runner adds a streaming scarf and a simple oval path; the baseball page adds a bat and home plate. These are useful first picks when someone wants to finish a picture in a short sitting. The banana does not have to stay yellow. Let a child choose a peel color, then use a different color for shoes, scarf or props so the character stays easy to see.
Choose a scene by a favorite activity
Two gym pictures place the character beside dumbbells and a bench. Other sheets show a flower being painted at an easel, a guitar held on a stool, a hoop in a park and a watering can over three flowers. Ask the colorer which object they want to work on after the banana. The easel has straight panels to contrast with the curved fruit; the guitar strings and flower petals need a narrower tip. The DJ page adds turntables and headphones for someone who would rather choose music than sports.
Find the seasonal and story scenes
One banana plays among snowflakes; another hangs ornaments beside a Christmas tree and gift. A magician points a wand at a rabbit in a hat. The pirate sits in a boat with a treasure chest, flag, eyepatch and sword, while a different banana shines a flashlight toward a bat in a cave. These pages can prompt a small story, but the illustrations are lighthearted rather than realistic. For a calmer picture, choose the armchair with popcorn and a cup, or the banana fishing beside a pond.
Work through the fuller backgrounds
The hot air balloon has broad panels above hills and a bird. The stream bridge adds rails, stepping stones and bushes around the character. The last sheet is the busiest: a banana floats beneath four balloons over several houses with repeated roof tiles and windows. If that town feels crowded, color the banana and balloons first and leave the buildings for another session. Each sheet can be printed alone, and the matching book gathers the selected pictures together. For another food character, browse apple coloring pages; the food collection has more subjects.
Happy coloring!
Pick the bubble, running or baseball drawing for a quick start, then come back for the painted flower, cave or rooftops when a longer activity suits. Print one sheet for today, color it online, or gather the scenes in the matching book.
Related coloring pages
Questions
Which banana pictures are easiest to start with?
The bubble-blowing, scarf-running and baseball-bat sheets have one large character, little background and broad coloring spaces.
Are all the banana pages the same level of detail?
No. Most have a few props or open settings. The floating banana above the town has a substantial row of smaller rooftops and windows.
Can I print one picture or the whole banana book?
Each sheet has an individual printable PDF and an online coloring option. The Banana Coloring Book combines the selected sheets in one PDF.
Apple coloring pages
Pear coloring pages
Fruit coloring pages
Popsicle coloring pages