These 40 Thanksgiving coloring pages for kids offer various difficulty levels, making them suitable for children of all ages. We provide both A4 and US Letter PDF formats, ensuring you can easily print them at home. Each page captures the spirit of the holiday, from turkeys to pumpkins. You can download the entire bundle for a hassle-free experience, allowing for hours of creative fun.
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40 Thanksgiving coloring pages to print
1. Bountiful Harvest Basket Filled with Pumpkins and Apples
2. Cheerful Children Making a Handprint Turkey
3. Cozy Family Gathered Around a Feast at a Long Table
4. Playful Puppy Wearing a Pilgrim Hat by a Cornucopia
5. Cuddly Kittens Playing with Autumn Leaves
6. Smiling Scarecrow Standing in a Field of Ripe Corn
7. Close-up of a Steaming Pumpkin Pie on a Window Sill
8. Friends Painting Thanksgiving Cards in a Sunlit Room
9. Whimsical Turkey Wearing Glasses and a Bowtie
10. Family of Squirrels Gathering Acorns under an Oak Tree
11. Excited Kids Running with a Large Turkey Balloon
12. Beautiful Autumn Landscape with Falling Leaves and a Winding Path
13. Friendly Raccoon Tasting a Slice of Pie at a Picnic
14. Siblings Dressed As Pilgrims with a Wooden Canoe
15. Harvest Scene with a Vintage Tractor and Hay Bales
16. Playful Foxes Chasing Each Other Through a Pumpkin Patch
17. Close-up of a Cozy Fireplace Decorated For Thanksgiving
18. Full-body Turkey Giving a Thumbs-up Amidst Scattered Leaves
19. Kids Wearing Feather Headbands While Dancing
20. Family of Deer Peeking Through a Colorful Autumn Forest
21. Whimsical Gnome Holding a Basket of Fall Fruits
22. Group of Children Building a Scarecrow in a Meadow
23. Owls Nestled Together on a Tree Branch at Twilight
24. Cozy Kitchen Atmosphere Filled with Festive Decorations
25. Close-up of a Corn Maze with Colorful Scarecrows
26. Children Sharing a Giant Thanksgiving Cookie
27. Artistic Arrangement of Seasonal Gourds and Corn
28. Hedgehog Wearing a Tiny Scarf Resting Near a Pumpkin
29. Children Looking Surprised at a Turkey in Their Backyard
30. Picturesque Village Celebrating Thanksgiving with Lanterns
31. Playful Kitten Peeking out of a Woven Basket of Gourds
32. Dogs Wearing Pilgrim and Native American Costumes
33. Full-body Bear Holding a Maple Leaf in its Paw
34. Family Enjoying a Picnic under a Large Oak Tree
35. Rabbits Baking Pumpkin Muffins in the Forest
36. Serene Pond Reflecting Autumn Trees and Colorful Leaves
37. Close-up of Thanksgiving Crafts on a Cluttered Table
38. Children Dressed As Turkeys Dancing Together
39. Cheerful Crow Perched on a Fence Post Near Pumpkins
40. Whimsical Thanksgiving Parade with Vibrant Floats
10 things to do with a finished coloring page
Colouring is only half of it. Here is what to do with the page once the pencils go down.
1. Thanksgiving Cards
Cut out the colored Thanksgiving pages along the edges. Fold them in half to create cards. Write a personal message inside for family or friends. Use markers or stickers for extra decoration. Deliver them or place them on the dinner table as a surprise.
2. Holiday Banners
Trim the colored pages into triangles or other shapes. Tape or glue the shapes to a long piece of string. Hang the string across a room or along a mantel. Add embellishments like glitter or mini pumpkins for a festive look.
3. Table Decorations
Use finished pages to create unique table settings. Trim them into placemats or small centerpieces. Laminate for durability or simply lay them flat. Pair with real leaves or small gourds for an autumn-themed table.
4. Thanksgiving Games
Create a bingo game using colored pages. Cut out various images from the pages, glue them onto squares of cardstock, and create game cards. Call out items during dinner and let guests mark their cards for a fun twist.
5. Storybook Creation
Compile finished coloring pages into a storybook. Use a three-hole punch and binder rings to hold the pages together. Encourage your child to narrate a Thanksgiving story inspired by each drawing while reading it together.
6. Gift Tags
Cut small sections from the colored pages to create gift tags. Use scissors to shape the tags and punch holes at the top. Write names and messages for gifts or Thanksgiving goodies, adding a personal touch to each present.
7. Puzzle Making
Transform a finished coloring page into a puzzle. Glue the page onto lightweight cardboard and let it dry. Cut it into various shapes and sizes. Store the pieces in a small bag for an engaging Thanksgiving activity.
8. Art Gallery Display
Select your favorite colored pages and frame them in inexpensive frames. Create an art gallery wall in your home or classroom by hanging them together. This showcases the kids' creativity and adds a festive touch to your decor.
9. Thanksgiving Memory Game
Cut out matching pairs of images from the colored pages. Use a sturdy backing to attach each piece. Shuffle and lay them face down. Take turns flipping over two cards to find matching pairs, creating a fun memory game.
10. Recipe Book Cover
Use a colored page as a decorative cover for a Thanksgiving recipe book. Cut to size and bind with ribbon or clips. Encourage family members to write their favorite recipes inside, creating a keepsake for future celebrations.
How to print these pages
Use the PDF rather than the image, set scaling to 100% (not “fit to page”), and pick the file that matches your paper — A4 outside the US, Letter inside it. Printing in grayscale or draft mode saves a lot of ink. Full printing guide →
We hope you and your little ones enjoy these Thanksgiving coloring pages together. Happy coloring and have a wonderful holiday!
