Opened Chocolate Bar
A chocolate bar standing upright with the wrapper torn open at the top and a jagged edge.
This coloring page shows a chocolate bar standing upright, with its wrapper torn open at the top. In the upper part the smooth bar peeks out, and below it the wrapper begins with a jagged tear edge. Two horizontal lines divide the upper area.
What can you see?
The bar is one large, calm area with only a few lines. The jagged edge separates the bar peeking out from the wrapper underneath. This gives the impression that the bar has just been freshly opened.
Ideas for coloring
- Color the bar peeking out in a warm brown
- Use a strong contrasting color for the wrapper
- Set the jagged edge off a little lighter
Who is it for?
With its few large areas, the page suits children from about four years on. The clear outlines help to stay inside the lines, and the jagged tear edge brings one fun shape into the motif. Coloring moves along quickly.
What flavor should your bar be, and which color suits the wrapper?
Chocolate is made from cocoa beans and is often shaped into handy bars. If you like, draw a broken-off bite beside it.
