Joyful Surprise National Watermelon Day Coloring Pages

Activity August 02, 2025

Add a sprinkle of magic to your National Watermelon Day with our "Star-Shaped Surprise" coloring pages! This heartwarming coloring book is perfect for children aged 3-5, highlighting the joy of family traditions and sweet surprises. The scene, featuring a grandmother and child making star-shaped watermelon bites, is full of love and warmth. The cozy, clean line art provides an engaging and easy coloring experience, helping to develop fine motor skills. These coloring pages are a wonderful way to connect with your child over a shared activity, making new memories on National Watermelon Day.

Coloring Page Details

Width: 896 plex
Height: 1280 plex
Resolution: 896x1280
File Size: 1 MB

Coloring page story

It was the annual family picnic for National Watermelon Day. Grandma brought the watermelon. "I have a secret," she whispered to her granddaughter, Chloe. Instead of cutting it into triangles, Grandma took out a little cookie cutter. She pressed it into a slice of watermelon and pulled out a perfect, juicy red star! She made star-shaped watermelon bites for everyone. It was the most magical picnic ever.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The focus on hands and a simple, repetitive shape (a star) is great for ages 3-5. It's a very focused, calm activity that they can easily understand. The large shapes of the watermelon slice and the star cutouts are perfect for coloring. The theme of a special activity with a grandparent is emotionally resonant and makes the National Watermelon Day theme feel personal and loving.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

What a special treat! Grandma and Chloe are making star-shaped watermelon. Let's color their fun project. The big watermelon slice should be a juicy red. All the little stars can be red, too! You can choose any color you like for the cookie cutter—maybe a shiny silver or a bright yellow? This is a very special National Watermelon Day surprise!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

Print this page on slightly thicker paper so your child can perhaps add some glitter glue to the star cutter or the star shapes after coloring, making it an extra-special craft. A high-quality print will ensure the hands and star shapes are well-defined.

Recommended Tools

Fine-tipped markers are great for outlining the stars before filling them in. This can help a child practice control. Then, they can use a chunky crayon or marker to fill in the large red area of the main slice. This two-step process can be a fun way to approach coloring.