Tu Bishvat coloring pages
Explore trees, fruit and planting through a Jewish celebration of nature.
9 drawings. Select one or more sheets below. Your PDF contains only the sheets you select.
Which tu bishvat sheet to choose
There are 9 sheets in the Tu Bishvat collection, with suggested ages of 4 to 9. For the youngest colorists, start with sheets 1, 5 and 9 (ages 4–7). Sheet 3 is suggested for ages 6–9, for children who enjoy smaller spaces and more detail. Ages are only a guide: a younger child can color the big shapes and leave the details for a grown-up helper.
- Ages 4–7: sheets 1, 5, 9
- Ages 5–8: sheets 2, 4, 6, 7, 8
- Ages 6–9: sheet 3
Each drawing on its own page
A little more than coloring
Choose a small set of colors before you begin. When your drawing is ready, give it a title and tell someone what is happening in the picture.
Printing tips
Open the preview to print or save a PDF. The sheets use an A4 page. For US Letter paper, choose “Fit to page” in your printer settings. Colored pencils work well for fine details; crayons are useful for larger shapes.
Frequently asked questions
How many tu bishvat coloring pages are there?
9. Tick the ones you want, or press Select all, and they print together as one PDF on A4 paper.
Which tu bishvat coloring page is easiest?
Sheets 1, 5 and 9, suggested for ages 4–7. They are a good first choice for preschoolers or for a short coloring break.
Is there a more detailed tu bishvat page for older kids?
Yes: sheet 3, suggested for ages 6–9. For even finer work, try the detailed coloring or mandala collections.
Are these tu bishvat pages connected to a holiday?
Yes, they belong to Tu BiShvat. Each drawing also has its own page with a short description and a holiday word to learn.
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