Pear Drawing to Color for Kids Ages 2 to 5

A pear narrows toward the stem and widens out lower down, so it helps to hold it by the middle so it doesn't slip out of your hand. Biting into one releases less juice than some other fruits, but the flesh near the center sounds a bit different when you chew, slightly grainier than the rest. After a few days in the fruit bowl it starts to soften, so it's best eaten before the skin near the stem begins to wrinkle. You can eat it whole, cut into quarters with the core removed, or sliced thin to share on a plate. For this coloring page you can mix a few shades of green and yellow on the same pear, leaving one area lighter near the stem and a touch darker toward the base.