A triangular watermelon slice with six seeds and a curved rind sits in front of a whole striped watermelon, with grass on either side.

Little Kids · Ages 3–5Medium detailportrait

Whole Watermelon and Slice

A big watermelon slice sits in front of a whole striped melon, with grass peeking out beside them. Little kids can enjoy filling the bold shapes with color.

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About this coloring page

This drawing features a large triangular watermelon slice in front of a round, striped watermelon. Six teardrop-shaped seeds fill the slice, and a curved band marks its rind. A few tufts of grass peek out on either side. Thick outlines and roomy spaces suit little kids, while the seeds and wavy stripes add a medium level of detail for ages 3–5.

Try red or pink for the juicy center and two shades of green for the rind and whole melon. Crayons work well for the large areas, while colored pencils can reach the smaller seed shapes.