10 Corn Coloring Pages - Free!
Vegetables
What do you think about our ear of corn? Do you think its golden kernels are as tender as they look? We would love to use them to prepare the most delicious meals. Color a few corn coloring pages so we can use them when cooking!
What materials can you think of to color these coloring pictures? Because we think that poster paints, watercolors, and chalk would be perfect!
And as for techniques, what do you think about pointillism, blending, and mosaic? They will make this corn light up the fields with its beauty!
In this fabulous gallery you will find easy corn drawings, animated corn drawings, ear of corn drawings, and kawaii corn drawings. We have so many printable coloring pages that you won't know where to start!
Remember to send us your best colored drawings! We are eager to display them at Coloring Together our website alongside those of many other artists who, just like you, love that we color together.
Ready to take your imagination to the limit? Run and grab a couple of sheets of white paper and your art supplies and get ready for an adventure that will make you as happy as corn!
Corn coloring pages
Why color corn pictures?
Corn is a vegetable originally from the Americas that is used to prepare a great many dishes. It is greatly valued in the cuisines of Central America, South America, and Africa; where the people there eat it daily. In Mexico alone it is used as a base for more than 600 dishes!
It is known by many other names, among them elote, mazorca, choclo, and jojoto. It can be eaten grilled, toasted, boiled, or in brine; or it can be used to make popcorn, flours, tortillas, drinks, among others.
At Coloring Together we love eating corn! We love its flavor, smell, texture, and adorable appearance. Since we know you also go crazy for this delicious vegetable, we have put together a gallery full of corn coloring pages.
You will be able to spend hours of laughter and fun coloring with all kinds of techniques and materials! Plus, you will learn many new things when you read all the fun facts about corn that we have gathered for you.
They go with each of the corn pictures to color, they are very interesting, and they will let you become a corn expert!
Learn while coloring Corn
- Have you wondered how big an ear of corn can be? In 1994 the Briton Bernard Lavery managed to grow one that measured an impressive 92 centimeters long. To this day he holds the world record!
- Did you know that eating 100 grams of cooked sweet corn kernels gives our body around 104 kilocalories? This is why people who want to lose weight are advised to reduce their consumption of corn and its derivatives.
- Did you know that corn is considered a vegetable when it is tender and a grain when it is dry? This is because when it dries, its water content decreases and its caloric value increases.
- Corn is a domesticated plant originally from Central America. It is believed that it was cultivated by the Mesoamerican peoples of the central region of Mexico more than 10 thousand years ago.
- The largest corn producers in the world are the United States, China, Brazil, and Argentina. They are followed by Ukraine, Indonesia, India, and Mexico.
- There are more than 200 types of corn! Of which an estimated 64 are of Mexican origin. The most popular varieties are sweet corn, dent corn, flint corn, flour corn, waxy corn, opaque corn, popcorn, and baby corn.
- Did you know that corn is a gluten-free food? Even so, there are studies that suggest it is not “completely safe” for people with celiac disease.
- Although corn's greatest nutritional contribution comes from carbohydrates, it also contains fiber, proteins, potassium, folic acid, flavonoids, vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin C, and vitamin E.
- How many kernels do you think there are on an ear of corn? Did you say 200? Maybe 500? The truth is that a large ear can contain between 700 and more than 1,000 kernels!
- Corn has antioxidant, anticancer, and digestive properties. In addition, it boosts metabolism and satiety and helps fight anemia, constipation, kidney stones, stress, and stomach aches.
