Whole Pepperoni Pizza Coloring Page

This is the pizza most people picture when they think of one: a whole round pie seen from directly above, cut into wedges, scattered with pepperoni. It is the plainest sheet in the collection and the one that gives a child the clearest run at a big shape. The cut lines are the reason to print it. They divide one large circle into separate sections, which turns a page that could be filled in ninety seconds into a small decision every time. Give each wedge a slightly different shade of the same color and the finished pizza looks lit from one side. Give every wedge a completely different color and it looks like a party pizza, which children tend to prefer. Both are correct. The pepperoni rounds sit on top as open circles rather than filled discs, so they take color rather than arriving already dark. Color them first, then the cheese around them, then the crust ring last. Working outside in keeps the pencil off the finished areas, and the crust is wide enough that a marker will not spoil it.