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Cornucopia Coloring Pages

Free printable cornucopia coloring pages with a horn of plenty full of apples, a cornucopia by a pumpkin pie and a still life, in four levels. Download as a PDF.

Easy cornucopia coloring pages

Ages 3–5 · Big shapes and thick outlines for small hands.

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Medium cornucopia coloring pages

Ages 6–8 · A clear subject with a simple scene around it.

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Hard cornucopia coloring pages

Ages 9+ · Full scenes with smaller spaces to fill.

Expert cornucopia coloring pages

Teens & adults · Intricate patterns and fine line work.

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About these cornucopia coloring pages

The cornucopia, or horn of plenty, spills over with fall fruit and vegetables in these cornucopia coloring pages. Ages 3 to 5 get one big woven horn, such as a simple cornucopia with apples and grapes or an empty basket that children can fill with their own drawings. Ages 6 to 8 get a cornucopia beside a pumpkin pie, while kids 9 and up get a Thanksgiving table and a harvest festival display. Teens and adults can color a detailed still life and a doodle cornucopia.

Before Thanksgiving, give each child the empty cornucopia and ask them to draw the foods they are thankful for spilling out of it. The finished pages make a cheerful table runner or set of placemats for the holiday meal.

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Cornucopia facts to share

  1. The word cornucopia comes from Latin and means horn of plenty.
  2. Traditional cornucopias are woven from wicker into a curved, cone-shaped basket.
  3. A horn overflowing with fruit, vegetables and grain has stood for a good harvest since ancient Greek and Roman times.

Color idea: Color the woven horn in golden tan and brown, then fill it with deep reds, oranges, purples and greens so each fruit and vegetable stands apart.

Cornucopia coloring page questions

What goes in a cornucopia?

Fall produce: pumpkins, squash, gourds, corn, apples, pears, grapes, nuts and wheat. The pages show many of these, so they double as a harvest vocabulary lesson for young learners.

Which cornucopia pages suit preschoolers?

The easy pages are made for ages 3 to 5: the simple cornucopia with apples and grapes and the empty woven cornucopia, which kids can fill with their own drawings. Each has one big horn and almost no background.

Can these pages be used for Thanksgiving?

Yes. The cornucopia is a common Thanksgiving centerpiece, and the cornucopia beside a pumpkin pie and the children setting the holiday table fit right in. Pair them with the turkey and pumpkin coloring pages for a full Thanksgiving set.

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