Looking for a fun fall coloring activity for kids? These Printable Apple Pie Coloring Pages feature apple pies, apples, baking tools, and other fun details that are perfect for celebrating apple season.
Kids can color the different apple pie scenes while learning about some of the ingredients and kitchen tools used for baking. These pages make an easy screen-free activity for home, homeschool, classrooms, daycare, or a fall activity table.
They’re especially fun during an apple theme, fall unit, baking theme, or Thanksgiving season.
Why You’ll Love These Apple Pie Coloring Pages
These printable coloring pages are easy to use when you need a simple activity without a lot of preparation. Just print the pages, set out crayons, colored pencils, or markers, and let kids get creative.
The large illustrations and bold outlines make the pages kid-friendly, while the apple pie and baking theme makes them especially fun during September, October, and November.
Use them for:
- Apple-themed classroom activities
- Fall homeschool lessons
- Thanksgiving activities for kids
- Baking or cooking units
- Apple picking week
- Fall quiet time
- Early finisher activities
- Rainy-day activities at home
- Fall parties and family gatherings
What’s Included in the Apple Pie Coloring Page Set
This printable set includes 3 apple pie and baking-themed coloring pages for kids to enjoy.
Kids will find illustrations featuring apple pies, whole and sliced apples, rolling pins, measuring tools, mixing bowls, whisks, cinnamon sticks, pie servers, and other baking-themed details.
Some pages focus on the finished apple pie, while others include the tools and ingredients associated with making one. This makes the set especially useful if you’re doing an apple or baking unit and want an activity that ties into the theme.
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Use Them During an Apple Unit
If you’re teaching kids about apples this fall, these coloring pages make an easy addition to your activities.
You can talk about where apples grow, different varieties of apples, apple picking, and some of the foods that can be made with apples.
Afterward, kids can color an apple pie page as a simple extension activity.
You can also pair these pages with:
That gives you several apple activities to use throughout an entire fall or apple-themed week.
Turn the Coloring Pages Into a Baking Activity
A fun way to use these pages is alongside a real baking activity.
Before making an apple pie or another apple treat, let kids look through the coloring pages and identify some of the kitchen tools they recognize.
Ask questions like:
What do we use a rolling pin for?
What can we measure with a measuring cup?
What does a whisk do?
What ingredients do you think go inside an apple pie?
Then kids can color the pages before or after helping in the kitchen.
You don’t even have to make an entire pie. Making baked apples, apple crisp, or another simple apple snack can still turn the printable into a fun fall learning activity.
Creative Ways to Use the Coloring Pages
Crayons are the easiest option, but kids can use these apple pie coloring sheets in several different ways.
Try colored pencils, washable markers, watercolor paints, or dot markers. Kids can also color and cut out some of the larger pictures and glue them onto construction paper to create an apple or baking-themed collage.
For a fun sensory activity, add a tiny amount of cinnamon to a finished pie picture. Apply glue to part of the pie, sprinkle cinnamon over it, and shake off the excess.
You could even display the finished pictures on a classroom bulletin board with an apple, baking, or fall theme.
Apple Pie Coloring Pages for Thanksgiving
These pages aren’t limited to an apple unit. Apple pie is also a fun theme to use around Thanksgiving.
Print a few pages and place them at the kids’ table with crayons during Thanksgiving dinner, use them as a quiet activity while you’re preparing food, or add them to a Thanksgiving activity binder.
They’re an especially easy option when you want a seasonal activity that isn’t complicated or messy.
More Ways to Use Your Printable Pages
Print an extra copy and keep it in your fall activity folder so it’s ready when you need something quick.
You can also print the pages on cardstock if kids will be painting them, place finished pages in a fall activity binder, or let kids choose their favorite picture to display on the refrigerator.
For classrooms, print several different designs so children can choose the apple pie picture they want to color rather than everyone working on the same page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages are these apple pie coloring pages for?
These coloring pages work well for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary-aged children. Younger children can enjoy simply coloring the large pictures, while older kids can add more detail to their designs.
Can I use these in a classroom?
Yes. They’re a simple addition to apple, fall, food, or baking-themed classroom activities.
Can kids use markers or paint?
Yes. Crayons and colored pencils work well on regular printer paper. If you’re using markers or paint, consider printing on heavier paper or cardstock.
Are these good for Thanksgiving?
Yes. The apple pie theme works especially well as a Thanksgiving coloring activity, kids’ table activity, or quiet-time printable.
What other apple activities can I do with kids?
Try apple crafts, apple templates, apple activity packs, apple taste tests, apple picking activities, and simple apple recipes. You can combine several activities to create an entire apple-themed day or week.
Get the Printable Apple Pie Coloring Pages
Add these Apple Pie Coloring Pages to your fall activity collection and pull them out whenever you need an easy apple, baking, fall, or Thanksgiving activity for kids.
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