29 Bean Coloring Pages & Sheets
Beans come in many shapes, and this collection shows them in cute, simple, and realistic styles. Children can color sprouting beans in ceramic bowls, bowls filled with kidney beans, scattered beans, and large piles of assorted dried beans. Four cartoon pages include a girl sitting in a giant bowl of beans. Ten thick-line sheets suit toddlers and preschoolers, while 15 detailed drawings give older children, parents, and teachers more individual beans to color.
Cute Bean Coloring Pages
Four cartoon pages show sprouting beans, overflowing bowls, beans on a table, and a girl sitting in a giant bowl of beans.
Easy Bean Coloring Pages
Ten thick-line pages feature round bowls packed with large beans, small beans, sprouts, and fresh kidney beans for toddlers and preschoolers.
Realistic Bean Coloring Pages
Fifteen detailed drawings show bowls of dried beans, scattered beans, and large piles of assorted or white beans.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Bean Sorting Mat. Color and cut out beans from a realistic pile, then sort them into groups by color, size, or shape.
- Sprout Sequence. Use the sprouting bean pages to label the bean, root, stem, and first leaves.
- Counting Bowl. Choose an easy bowl page and number ten visible beans for a preschool counting activity.
- Bean Color Chart. Color individual dried beans white, black, red, tan, or spotted, then write each color beneath the picture.
- Giant Bowl Story. Color the girl sitting in the giant bean bowl and write three sentences about how she got there.
- Class Bean Collage. Each student colors and cuts out one bean from the scattered-bean sheets, then the class arranges them into one large paper bowl.
Questions
What colors can I use for the beans?
The realistic beans can be red, white, black, tan, brown, green, or spotted. The cartoon sprouts and bowls can use any classroom or craft colors.
Which bean pages are best for preschoolers?
The ten easy pages have thick outlines and simple bowls filled with large or small beans.
Which pages have the most detail?
The 15 realistic pages include many separate dried beans in bowls, scattered groups, and large assorted piles.
