Orange Drawing to Color for Kids Ages 2 to 5

Peeling a strip off an orange sends a citrus smell into the air right away, and sometimes a little juice sprays onto your fingers. Inside, it's divided into segments separated by a thin white membrane, and each segment holds tiny juice sacs that burst as soon as you bite down. Some varieties hide flat seeds tucked between the segments, while others come without any, ready to eat without stopping. You can peel it with your fingers starting from one end, or cut it into quarters with a knife if the peel clings tightly to the flesh. For this drawing you can try a few shades of orange and yellow for the segments, keep the peel in a separate color, and use soft lines to mark the divisions between each segment.