9 Free Thanksgiving Coloring Pages to Print
A turkey in a pilgrim hat, a cornucopia spilling over, a pie with one slice already gone. The shapes here are deliberately big and the outlines heavy, which makes these the printable Thanksgiving coloring pages you hand a three-year-old at the kids' table while the adults are still arguing about the gravy.
Click any drawing to print it. The sheet opens in a new tab and the print dialog does the rest, with every paper size your printer offers. Prefer a batch? Tap + on each drawing you want, then print the whole pile in one go from your pile.
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Cute turkey stands in a grassy field
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Cornucopia overflowing with fruits and vegetables
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Pie with a slice missing
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Pilgrim hat sits atop a wooden stump
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Three ears of corn growing
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Basket filled with pumpkins and gourds
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Turkey wearing a pilgrim hat
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Thanksgiving table setting
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Wreath made of autumn leaves and acorns
Everything is free and is a 300 dpi PDF and prints on whatever paper is already in the printer, US Letter and A4 included, so the black stays black. There is no account to open, no email address to hand over, and no watermark across the turkey. Print a stack of thanksgiving coloring sheets before the guests arrive and you buy yourself twenty quiet minutes somewhere between the parade and the pie.
What you will find on this page
Nine sheets, and they cover the whole table. A turkey standing in a field of autumn leaves, another wearing a pilgrim hat and looking pleased about it. A cornucopia spilling fruit and vegetables. A pie with one slice missing. Three ears of corn growing in a field. A pilgrim hat resting on a tree stump. A wreath of leaves and acorns.
The largest sheet is the table setting itself, with the roasted turkey in the middle. It is the busiest drawing here and the one to save for a child who wants to spend real time on it.
Easy Thanksgiving coloring pages for toddlers
The pilgrim hat and the single pie are the simplest. Two or three shapes each, which is what a three-year-old needs at a table where the adults are cooking and nobody has a spare hand. The turkey with the hat is not much harder, and its tail feathers give a child somewhere to use every color in the tin.
For the classroom
A nine-sheet collection prints as a set. Give each child a different one and the display goes up in an afternoon, with the wreath in the middle and the corn and the cornucopia around it. The fall coloring pages add twenty-five more if you need one per child, and the leaf coloring pages are the accurate botanical ones for an older group.
The rest of the harvest
The pumpkins and gourds in the basket here appear again, uncarved, on the pumpkin coloring pages. Once November is over, the christmas coloring pages and the winter coloring pages take the season on.
What to do with them once they are colored
Write a name across the brim of the pilgrim hat and it is a place card, which gives a child a job at a table where they usually have none.
The wreath, colored and cut out, hangs on a door. The turkey works as a menu if somebody writes the courses down its front. And the pie sheet, colored and taped to the fridge, has settled more than one argument about who gets the last slice.
Printing your thanksgiving coloring pages
Are these thanksgiving coloring pages free?
Yes. Open the PDF, print it, color it. No account, no email address, and nothing stamped across the artwork.
Are these easy enough for a toddler?
That is what most of them are for. The turkey, the pilgrim hat and the pie are drawn as a handful of large closed shapes, which is about the limit of what a three-year-old with a fat crayon will sit through. The cornucopia and the table setting have more in them for an older child.
How do I print these?
Press Print on any drawing and the browser's print dialog opens. Open More settings to choose the paper: US Letter, A4, legal, whatever the printer holds. The sheet is generated at 300 dpi for that size, so you can leave the scale alone and the border stays even.
Can I print a set for a classroom?
Yes. A class, a daycare group, a library session or a table full of cousins. Print as many copies as you need without asking us. Selling the files or reposting them elsewhere is the only thing off limits.
What else works for the same table?
The fall pages share the same leaves, acorns and pumpkins without the turkey, and there are twenty-five of them. If the table skews younger, those tend to hold attention longer than a single turkey does.
What kind of paper works best?
Copy paper handles crayons and colored pencils. Brown and orange markers bleed more than most, so print on something around 120 gsm if markers are in play.
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