15 Lollipop Coloring Pages

People have enjoyed candy on a stick for centuries, but the modern lollipop took off in the early 1900s when machines made it easy to put hard candy on sticks. Some say the name came from a racehorse named Lolly Pop. Swirled lollipops are made by twisting ropes of colored candy together while it is still warm and soft. This collection features lollipops in many shapes. A giant swirl lollipop, a heart pop, an easy swirl and an easy tilted pop are fun to color. Jars hold lollipops, including one with five pops and a bouquet jar. A cute lollipop and a lollipop character are perfect for toddlers. Swirls are great for practicing color patterns: try rainbow order, two-color stripes or shades of one color. Pastel or neon colors both look sweet. These pages fit birthday parties, candy shop themes, Valentine's Day and rewards. They are also a good way to teach kids about spirals and patterns.