Monkey Eating a Banana Coloring Page
A cartoon monkey sits in profile with a banana already half peeled. Free printable line art with big open shapes for young colorists.
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The monkey sits in profile, holding a banana that is already half open, with one strip of peel hanging loose below its hand. Everything on the sheet is a large closed shape: the body, the head, the fruit, the peel. A child can give each one its own color and the lines will never get in the way.
Line weight here is light rather than heavy, so a crayon covers the big areas quickly while a fine marker still has room to work inside the face. The background is bare paper, and that is deliberate. Anyone who finishes early can draw the rest of the jungle themselves, and the sheet leaves most of the page free to do it on.
Point out the peel before you start. Real bananas open into strips from the stem, and this drawing shows one strip pulled down while the rest stays closed. Coloring the fruit pale yellow and the peel a deeper gold makes that difference visible, which turns a quick page into a short lesson about how the fruit actually comes apart. It prints clean on plain paper and suits a rainy afternoon or a classroom table equally well.
