Holiday

Thanksgiving Coloring Pages

Turkeys, pie, corn, and a dinner table. One huge shape for little kids, or a fuller feast if they'll sit longer.

Ages 2–3

Ages 3–4

Ages 4–5

Ages 5–6

Ages 6–8

These are grouped by age. Pick the group that matches how long your child will sit. Food and harvest. No costumes, and nothing from a movie.

Ages 2–3 is one huge thing to scribble: a turkey, a pie, or an ear of corn.

Ages 3–4 still has thick lines: a friendly turkey, a pumpkin pie, an ear of corn, a cornucopia, and a harvest basket.

Ages 4–5 adds a few parts: a wheat sheaf, a cranberry bowl, and mashed potatoes.

Ages 5–6 is a small scene: a dinner table, a turkey with leaves, and a harvest porch.

Ages 6–8 takes a longer afternoon: a feast table, a patterned cornucopia, and a harvest path.

Leaves and apples are in the fall coloring pages. December is in the Christmas coloring pages.

More sets to print

A few questions

How do I pick an age?

Match the lines, not the birthday. Ages 2–3 are one huge object. Ages 3–4 are thick lines and big spaces. Ages 4–5 add a few parts. Ages 5–6 are a small scene. Ages 6–8 are a fuller scene. The lines stay bold.

Are these costume pages?

No. This set is the food and the harvest. A turkey, pie, corn, wheat, and a dinner table. There are no costumes and no movie characters.

Which page should we print first?

For a short sitting, use the huge turkey or the ages 3–4 friendly turkey. The pie and the ear of corn are the next step. Save the feast table for a longer afternoon.

What paper size are the files?

I made these for letter paper. There's an A4 file too if that's what you have. Same drawing.