Hello everyone! Welcome to ARTFULDIARY. Thanksgiving is a special time for family, good food, and giving thanks, and we have some fun coloring pages just for your kids!
You’ll find turkeys with big, bright feathers, pumpkins, autumn leaves, and happy families at the table—all waiting to be colored in with your favorite crayons or markers.
These Thanksgiving coloring pages are easy and perfect for classroom activities, holiday gatherings, or quiet time at home.
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, family, and fun-filled activities. Keeping little ones engaged during this festive season can be both delightful and educational.
It’s a simple and creative way to celebrate Thanksgiving while helping kids practice their fine motor skills and imagination. So grab your art supplies. Let’s make this Thanksgiving extra colorful and fun together!
How to Download Coloring Pages
Ready to start coloring? All our Halloween coloring pages are free! You can print as many as you want for your classroom or home.
How to Get Your Coloring Pages:
- Look at the pictures below
- Click on the one you like or the text under each image
- The page will open as a PDF file
- Print it out and start coloring!
You Can Color Two Ways:
- On Paper: Print the page and use crayons, markers, or colored pencils.
- On Your Device: Save the file and color with a coloring app.
Important Rules:
- Print as many copies as you need for your kids, students, or friends
- Share this webpage with others who might like it
- Please don’t sell or reuse these pages online; these are strictly for non-commercial use.
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Pilgrim Kids
Mouse with a Giant Acorn
Mouse with a Giant Acorn
Grand Turkey Greeting
Happy Scarecrow in Sunflowers
Cheerful Leaf Friend
Barnyard Cow and Barn
Amazing Facts About Thanksgiving
- The very first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621 and lasted three days, bringing together the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag people for a big harvest feast.
- Some of the foods at the first Thanksgiving were very different from today—seafood like mussels and fish were common, and there were no mashed potatoes or pumpkin pie.
- Thanksgiving is always held on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States.
- The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade began in 1924 and features giant balloons, marching bands, and fun floats each year.
- Each year, the President of the United States “pardons” a turkey, which means one lucky turkey gets to live on a farm instead of being part of the feast.
Simple Thanksgiving Learning Activities
While Coloring:
- Read a Thanksgiving fact out loud and talk about the differences between the first feast and modern traditions.
- Ask, “What are your favorite foods to eat for Thanksgiving?” or let children draw their dream Thanksgiving meal on a blank page.
- Count turkeys, pumpkins, or leaves together on the coloring pages, practicing numbers and patterns.
- Bring in some parade fun—kids can color their own parade float or balloon.
After Coloring:
- Ask, “What is something you are thankful for this year?” and help kids write a short sentence about it on their page or a class poster.
- Invite children to tell a story about one of the characters or foods in their coloring.
- Introduce new vocabulary: gratitude, feast, parade, Pilgrims, harvest.
New Words: scarecrow, autumn, barn, cheerful.
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