Seasonal117 pages · 29 subjects

Fall Coloring Pages

Falling leaves, pumpkins, foxes, owls, mushrooms, scarecrows and turkeys for September through November, with simple pages for preschoolers and intricate autumn designs for adults.

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Pumpkin Coloring Pages

All 24 pumpkin pages

Turkey Coloring Pages

All 23 turkey pages

Apple Coloring Pages

All 12 apple pages

Fall Leaves Coloring Pages

All 8 fall leaves pages

Scarecrow Coloring Pages

All 8 scarecrow pages

Cornucopia Coloring Pages

All 7 cornucopia pages

Mushroom Coloring Pages

All 16 mushroom pages

Squirrel Coloring Pages

All 8 squirrel pages

Fox Coloring Pages

All 16 fox pages

Owl Coloring Pages

All 8 owl pages

Tractor Coloring Pages

All 8 tractor pages

Football Coloring Pages

All 14 football pages

Deer Coloring Pages

All 8 deer pages

Hedgehog Coloring Pages

All 8 hedgehog pages

Cat Coloring Pages

All 24 cat pages

Garden Coloring Pages

All 12 garden pages

Tree Coloring Pages

All 8 tree pages

Truck Coloring Pages

All 8 truck pages

Highland Cow Coloring Pages

All 8 highland cow pages

Dog Coloring Pages

All 24 dog pages

Horse Coloring Pages

All 24 horse pages

Unicorn Coloring Pages

All 24 unicorn pages

Mandala Coloring Pages

All 16 mandala pages

Farm Animal Coloring Pages

All 12 farm animal pages

Wolf Coloring Pages

All 12 wolf pages

Pig Coloring Pages

All 8 pig pages

Fruit Coloring Pages

All 8 fruit pages

Witch Coloring Pages

All 8 witch pages

Hamster Coloring Pages

All 7 hamster pages

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About these fall coloring pages

These fall coloring pages follow the season from back-to-school to Thanksgiving: falling leaves, pumpkins and scarecrows, woodland foxes and owls, mushrooms, turkeys and football. Easy pages (ages 3–5) show one leaf, pumpkin or animal, Medium (6–8) adds a simple setting, Hard (9+) builds full autumn scenes, and Expert adds intricate patterns for teens and adults. You'll also find fall color-by-number and dot-to-dot sheets for kids who like a puzzle.

Teachers can use these fall coloring sheets for morning work or early finishers, switching themes as September, October and November roll by. At home, take a walk to collect leaves first, then match crayon colors to the real thing. The autumn coloring pages also make a calm activity for rainy weekend afternoons.

Quick tips

  • Match crayon colors to real leaves collected on a walk.
  • Try leaf rubbings: lay a leaf under paper and rub with the side of a crayon.
  • Rotate leaves in September, pumpkins in October and turkeys in November for morning work.

Fall Coloring Pages: questions and answers

When does fall start?

Astronomical fall in the Northern Hemisphere begins at the September equinox, on September 22 or 23. Meteorologists count fall as September, October and November. Either way, these pages cover the whole stretch from back-to-school to Thanksgiving.

Do you have fall color by number and dot to dot sheets?

Yes. This collection links to fall-themed color-by-number and dot-to-dot sheets alongside the coloring pages. They print the same way, in Letter or A4, and give kids who like puzzles a change of pace during a seasonal unit.

Why do leaves change color in fall?

As days shorten, trees stop making green chlorophyll and it breaks down, revealing yellow and orange pigments that were in the leaves all summer. Some trees, such as many maples, also make new red and purple pigments in fall. Coloring a leaf page in all three shades is a good way to explain it.