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From Gullu’s Sweets land · 24 pages
Candy and Sweets Coloring Pages
Gullu's Sweets land is a bakery of 24 coloring pages: smiling candies, cakes and treats drawn in bold, friendly lines for kids from toddlers to the early grades. The set includes a birthday cake with three candles, a striped candy cane, a gingerbread man, a stack of macarons, a sprinkle donut with a bite missing and a triple-scoop ice cream cone. Bakery favorites are here too, such as a lattice pie, a blueberry muffin, a fudgy brownie and a cupcake topped with a heart. Easy pages like the cotton candy, gummy bear and marshmallow have just a few big shapes for little hands, while the jar of jelly beans and the candy jar are packed with small pieces for older kids. The Lollipop is free to print, and the other 23 treats are colored in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color 14 easy for the youngest
- LollipopEasy · free to print
- Birthday CakeDetailed
- Candy CaneEasy
- Gingerbread ManEasy
- Macaron StackMedium
- Ice Cream SundaeEasy
- Chocolate BarEasy
- Cookie JarDetailed
- Jar of Jelly BeansDetailed
- Cotton CandyEasy
- Gummy BearEasy
- Sprinkle DonutMedium
- Cake PopEasy
- Chocolate Chip CookieEasy
- Lattice PieDetailed
- Wobbly PuddingEasy
- Double Scoop Ice CreamMedium
- BrownieEasy
- Heart CupcakeEasy
- Candy JarDetailed
- Wrapped ToffeeEasy
- Blueberry MuffinMedium
- Marshmallow on a StickEasy
- Chocolate MilkMedium
What kids practice
Sweet treats are a fun way to practice patterns and color choices. Kids fill stripes on candy canes, sprinkles on donuts and lattice strips on pie, building fine motor control. Counting candles, chips and jelly beans adds early math, and each page shares a true fact about where treats come from, such as chocolate from cacao beans and toffee from butter and sugar.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Set up a pretend bakery with play dough treats and play money, using a colored Lollipop page as the shop sign.
- Play pattern practice by coloring the candy cane, sprinkles or jelly beans in a repeating color pattern.
- Fold a printed Lollipop page into a card, color it and add a message for a friend or relative.
Candy and Sweets Coloring Pages: questions
What are the easiest sweets coloring pages for toddlers?
Cotton candy, the lollipop, the gummy bear and the marshmallow are the simplest, with only a few big shapes. The pudding, brownie and toffee are also easy. For older kids who want more to do, the jar of jelly beans, the candy jar and the lattice pie have many small spaces to fill.
Can I print these candy and dessert pages for a classroom or party?
The Lollipop page is free to print for personal, home and classroom use, so it works well for a birthday party table, a bake sale theme or a rainy afternoon. The other sweets pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or include it in products for resale. Ordinary letter or A4 paper is fine for crayons and markers.
Are these pages good for teaching kids about food?
They can be. Each page includes a short true fact, like how chocolate comes from cacao beans or how ice cream is made. Pair the sweets pages with fruit or vegetable pages to talk about everyday foods and occasional treats, and let kids decide which ones they would save for a special day.
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Color the whole Sweets land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Sweets land holds these 24 pages on the world map, with a magic brush, glitter, stickers and a gold star when every page is done. The first page is free on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and free to print here.
