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Scarecrow Coloring Pages

Free printable scarecrow coloring pages with friendly scarecrows in pumpkin patches and cornfields, in easy, medium, hard and expert detail. Each is a PDF.

Easy scarecrow coloring pages

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

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Medium scarecrow coloring pages

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

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Hard scarecrow coloring pages

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

Expert scarecrow coloring pages

Teens & adults · Intricate patterns and fine line work.

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About these scarecrow coloring pages

Stitched smiles, patched clothes and crows that look like good pals keep these scarecrow coloring pages friendly from hat to boots. Ages 3 to 5 can color a single scarecrow on a post or one with a crow on its arm. Ages 6 to 8 get a scarecrow waving in a pumpkin patch and two kids stuffing straw into a shirt, and kids 9 and up get a cornfield farm and a village scarecrow festival.

Teens and adults can fill the patchwork doodle scarecrow or the portrait inside a harvest wreath. In a fall classroom, color pages first, then build a class scarecrow from donated old clothes and let the favorite design decide the outfit.

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Scarecrow facts to share

  1. Scarecrows are meant to frighten birds like crows away from crops, though clever birds often learn they are harmless.
  2. In Japan, scarecrows are called kakashi.
  3. Many towns hold fall scarecrow festivals where families build and display their own scarecrows along the streets.

Color idea: Mix denim blue, barn red and mustard plaid for the clothes, golden yellow for the straw, and give every patch its own color or pattern.

Scarecrow coloring page questions

Are the scarecrows scary?

No. Despite the name, every scarecrow here is friendly, with button eyes, a stitched smile and often a crow perched happily nearby. They suit preschool fall units and Thanksgiving tables without any spooky faces.

Which scarecrow page is best for preschoolers?

The smiling scarecrow in a patched hat is the simplest, with one figure on a post and large clothing shapes. The scarecrow with a crow on its arm is a nice next step, adding one small friend to color.

Can I use these pages to plan a real scarecrow?

Yes. Have kids color the scarecrow they would like to build, choosing shirt, hat and patch colors, then gather old clothes to match. The page of kids stuffing straw shows the basic steps in one picture.

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