Part of our holiday collections, alongside Halloween and Christmas coloring pages.
Our free Thanksgiving coloring pages bring together 100 printable pages for the whole family: funny turkeys, cute kawaii pumpkins and pies, woodland animals at a harvest picnic, family dinners, a gratitude jar, cornucopias, a Thanksgiving parade and detailed turkey mandalas for teens and adults. Every page is free to print, and you can also color them on screen.
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Free Printable Thanksgiving Coloring Pages (100 Pages)
Click PRINT to print a page, or DOWNLOAD to save it. Every page is free to print for personal and classroom use.
Thanksgiving Turkey Coloring Pages (19)
Funny, cute and classic turkeys: a cowboy turkey, an astronaut, a superhero, a turkey band and a turkey trot runner.
Cute and Kawaii Thanksgiving Coloring Pages (31)
Round, smiling kawaii characters with big eyes and simple shapes, perfect for younger children.
Animal Thanksgiving Coloring Pages (13)
Forest friends, farm animals and a few surprises, from penguins and a capybara to dinosaurs at the feast.
Family and Gratitude Coloring Pages (15)
Thanksgiving dinners, baking with grandparents, Friendsgiving, a gratitude jar and kids helping at a food drive.
Harvest, Feast and Parade Coloring Pages (15)
Cornucopias, pumpkin pie, harvest baskets, a feast table, a county fair and a Thanksgiving parade.
Thanksgiving Mandalas and Detailed Pages (7)
Intricate turkey mandalas, a harvest still life and a moonlit farm for teens and adults.
What Is Inside This Collection
- Turkey coloring pages: 19 turkeys, from classic tail-feather turkeys to a cowboy, an astronaut, a superhero and a skateboarding turkey.
- Cute and kawaii pages: smiling pumpkins, pies, scarecrows and baby animals with big sparkly eyes.
- Animals at Thanksgiving: a woodland picnic, a barn party, penguins on the ice, a sloth with pie and dinosaurs at the feast.
- Family and gratitude: Thanksgiving dinner, baking with grandparents, Friendsgiving, handprint turkey crafts, a gratitude jar and a food drive.
- Harvest and feast: cornucopias, harvest baskets, a feast table, pumpkin pie, a giant pumpkin contest and a parade.
- Mandalas and detailed pages: intricate turkey mandalas and harvest scenes for teens and adults.
Why Color Thanksgiving Pages
- A calm, screen-free activity while the turkey cooks
- A gentle way to talk about gratitude and what each person is thankful for
- Fine motor practice for younger children with bold, simple shapes
- A relaxing challenge for older kids and adults with the detailed mandalas
How to Use These Thanksgiving Coloring Pages
Warm autumn colors work beautifully: deep orange and gold for pumpkins and leaves, brown and rust for turkey feathers, and cranberry red for berries and pies. For a modern look, try pastels on the kawaii pages or a single color in light and dark shades on the mandalas. Little ones can start with the cute pages, then move on to the scenes with more detail.
Ideas for Thanksgiving Day
- Kids’ table activity: print a stack of pages and set out crayons to keep children happy before dinner.
- Thankful placemats: color a page, write a name and “I am thankful for…” on the back, and use it as a place card.
- Gratitude tree: on the gratitude tree page, write one thankful thought on each blank leaf.
- Classroom: pair the pages with our fall pumpkin alphabet pages and pumpkin number pages for a harvest-themed lesson.
- Decorations: hang finished pages on the fridge or string them along a wall as a Thanksgiving banner.
Thanksgiving Facts to Share While You Color
In the autumn of 1621, the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony and the Wampanoag people shared a harvest feast that lasted about three days. It is often remembered as the first Thanksgiving. Writers at the time mentioned deer and wild birds, but no one knows for sure whether turkey was on the menu.
Thanksgiving became a national holiday in the United States in 1863, after the writer Sarah Josepha Hale spent years asking presidents to create one. Today it falls on the fourth Thursday of November, while Canada celebrates its own Thanksgiving on the second Monday of October. Learn more in Wikipedia’s article on Thanksgiving in the United States.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Thanksgiving coloring pages free?
Yes. All 100 pages are free to print for home and classroom use.
How many Thanksgiving coloring pages are there?
There are 100 pages in six groups: turkeys, cute and kawaii pages, animals, family and gratitude, harvest and feast, and mandalas.
Do you have turkey coloring pages?
Yes. There are 19 turkey coloring pages, from simple cute turkeys for toddlers to a detailed turkey mandala for adults.
What ages are they for?
The cute pages suit children from about 3, the family and animal scenes suit ages 5 and up, and the mandalas suit teens and adults.
Can I color them online?
Yes, with our free Color Online tool on a phone, tablet or computer.
More Free Printable Pages
- Halloween Coloring Pages: spooky-cute pages for October.
- Christmas Coloring Pages: festive pages for December.
- Fall Pumpkin Alphabet Coloring Pages: a pumpkin letter for every letter.
- Pumpkin Number Coloring Pages: count with pumpkins.
- Bird Coloring Pages: 48 bird pages, from owls to flamingos.
- Animal Coloring Pages: dozens of animal collections.
- Cute Coloring Pages: kawaii animals, treats and friends.
- Mandala Coloring Pages: 52 symmetrical designs for relaxing.
Want more? Color on screen with our free Color Online tool, add a name with the name coloring page maker, turn a photo into a page with the photo to coloring page converter, or return to the homepage.
Make Your Own Coloring Page
Want a thanksgiving coloring page that is all your own? Turn a photo into a coloring page, or type a name to make a personalized page. Both tools are free.
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