Thanksgiving Color By Number coloring pages

Free Printable Thanksgiving Color by Number Coloring Pages

Color a cartoon turkey, a pilgrim’s ship, or a slice of pumpkin pie, then move on to woodland animals and full cornucopias. The collection mixes familiar Thanksgiving symbols with cozy autumn scenes.

Choose by age and skill level

For kids, the single easy picture—a pilgrim’s hat with a feather—has a clear shape that’s quick to finish. Medium designs such as a rainboot in a puddle, a basket of apples, or a barn with a silo give children around seven more areas to work through without overwhelming detail.

Detailed scenes for adults

For adults and anyone who enjoys careful coloring, detailed pictures include a squirrel hugging an acorn, a scarecrow among sunflowers, and a turkey with a book and alphabet letters. Autumn leaves around a turkey, a fox among forest mushrooms, and a cozy house create little scenes to linger over. A maple leaf, blooming sunflower, wheelbarrow of produce, and cornucopias filled with harvest foods offer fine shapes and plenty of small sections.

Color by number Thanksgiving pictures

Each design pairs numbered spaces with a color key, so you can follow the guide or use it as a starting point for your own palette. The turkey, pumpkins, and cornucopia make an easy centerpiece for a Thanksgiving activity, while the pilgrim’s hat or rainboot is a simpler choice when time is short. Look through Thanksgiving for more seasonal picture ideas, or browse Autumn & Fall for additional leaves and woodland scenes.

Choose warm fall colors

Golden yellow, rusty orange, deep red, and brown suit the maple leaf, pumpkins, and fallen leaves around the turkey. Try green and yellow for the sunflower and harvest vegetables, with a few bright red apples in the basket. For the fox and mushrooms, warm orange and earthy browns help the forest scene feel cozy.

Print the Thanksgiving color by number pages as PDFs

Use the “Open the PDF” button to view a page, or choose “Print” to send it directly to your printer, including from a phone. Select fit to page if the edges look close to the paper margins. Colored pencils work well for small numbered spaces; thicker paper can help if you plan to use markers.