28 Free Leaf Coloring Pages to Print
Maple, oak and birch, plus a few arrangements with several autumn leaves on one sheet. The veins are drawn in properly rather than suggested, so a leaf becomes a set of small areas to work through instead of one flat shape to scribble over.
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Maple leaf in plain outline
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Oak leaves and acorns
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Ginkgo leaf
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Three maple leaves
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Various leaf shapes
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Leafy branch with five leaves
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Maple leaf on a long stem
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Fern plant with detailed leaves and stems
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Leaf with a stem showing
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Oak leaf and acorn
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Three fern leaves
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Leaf with a stem set
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Various autumn leaves
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Detailed maple leaf with intricate patterns
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Oak leaves and acorns on a branch
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Large fan-shaped leaf with smaller leaves
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Fern plant with three fronds
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Chestnut and a five-leafed leaf
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Willow branch with long drooping leaves
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Large leaf with a stem
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Snowflake with berries and leaves
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Pine cone hangs from a branch
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Tropical leaves with intricate patterns
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Snowflake made of oak leaves and acorns
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Palm tree with long frilly leaves
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Birch tree branch with leaves and catkins
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Snowflake made of holly leaves and berries
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Leaves from a plant
That keeps these interesting well past the point where simpler pages stop working. They hold an adult's attention as readily as a child's, and fall leaves turn up constantly in classroom nature units every September.
Every drawing is a free printable PDF and prints at 300 dpi on any paper size you like, US Letter and A4 included, with no account and no watermark.
Printing your leaf coloring pages
Are these leaf coloring pages really free?
Yes. Nothing here sits behind a form. Open the PDF, print it, and the only thing on the page is the leaf.
Are the leaves botanically accurate?
Accurate enough to label. Maple, oak, birch, ginkgo, fern, willow, chestnut and palm each keep their real outline and vein pattern, so a class can identify them from the sheet rather than guessing.
Why does the vein work matter?
Because it turns one flat shape into thirty small ones. A leaf drawn as a silhouette gets scribbled over in a minute. A leaf with its veins in holds an adult with a set of fineliners for the better part of an hour.
What paper size should I print on?
Any size, chosen under More settings in the print dialog. Weight matters more than size for these: thin veins survive better on paper with a little body, so 120 gsm is worth it if markers are involved.
Do these work for a school nature unit?
They are built for it. Leaf identification, vein structure, seasonal change: print a class set and you do not need to ask us. Selling the files or reposting them elsewhere is the only thing off limits.
What else is in this family?
Acorns, apples and sunflowers sit alongside these, and the fall collection carries the same subjects with the seasonal scenes added.
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