Opened Chocolate Bar with Six Pieces
A bar of chocolate with six pieces in an open wrapper.
This coloring page shows a bar of chocolate half sticking out of its wrapper. The upper part is divided into six square pieces, and the paper with a zigzag edge lies below.
What can you see?
At the top the chocolate peeks out, split into two rows of three pieces each. Every piece is a square with a raised edge. Below, the torn-open paper wraps around the bar and ends in a zigzag line at the bottom.
Count the six pieces before you begin.
Coloring ideas
- The pieces in brown and the paper in a strong color
- Shade each piece a touch differently
- Emphasize the zigzag edge of the paper
Bar chocolate is divided into equally sized pieces so it can be broken off and shared easily. That keeps the rest neatly in the wrapper. Because of the six pieces, the picture is a good fit for children from around five years old.
Ideas and good to know
Chocolate comes from cocoa beans that grow in warm countries. The beans are roasted, finely ground and stirred into a mass that is poured into bar moulds. As it cools, the bar becomes firm.
- Colour the bar in a warm brown.
- Leave one spot light so it looks shiny.
- Draw a piece that has already been snapped off.
If you like, draw a wrapper next to it with your own name for the chocolate. That way you get a very personal bar that exists only once.
Which kind would your chocolate be?
