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Fall Coloring Pages

Autumn leaves, pumpkins, acorns and scarecrows — free printable fall pages for kids and grown-ups. Print as many as you like.

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Free Printable Fall Coloring Pages

Print all 16 at once, or open any page to print it, add a child's name under the picture, or make one for every child in your class.

  • Fall coloring page of maple and oak leaves with acornsAutumn leaves coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of smiling pumpkins on curly vinesPumpkin patch coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of two cute acorns on an oak branchAcorns coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of a friendly scarecrow in a corn fieldScarecrow coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of an owl on a branch with falling leavesOwl on a branch coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of a basket full of applesApple basket coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of a hedgehog walking through fallen leavesHedgehog coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of sunflowers by a wooden fenceSunflowers coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of a cute squirrel holding an acorn on a branchSquirrel and acorn coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of two children jumping into a pile of autumn leavesJumping in the leaves coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of a little tractor pulling a wagon of hay and pumpkinsHayride coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of a cute fox sitting among fallen leavesFox in the leaves coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of cute mushrooms with a smiling snailMushrooms and snail coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of a child on a ladder picking apples from a treeApple picking coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of a detailed mandala of maple, oak and ginkgo leaves, for adultsLeaf mandala coloring page
  • Fall coloring page of a cozy cottage with falling leaves and pumpkins, for adultsAutumn cottage coloring page

Using Fall Coloring Pages in the Classroom

Who they're for

Bold outlines and big spaces to color suit preschool, kindergarten and the early grades. The last two are detailed pages for older students and adults.

Classroom ideas

  • Collect real leaves on a nature walk and match their colors.
  • Use them in a seasons unit to talk about what changes in fall.
  • Hang the finished pages together as a fall bulletin board.

Printing tips

  • Print all 16 at once with the Print all button, or download them as one PDF on US Letter or A4.
  • Open a page and add a name to put each child's name under the picture. Paste a class list to get one page per name in a single PDF.
  • The pages are black outlines on white, so they print well on any black-and-white printer.
  • Make as many copies as you need for your class. The pages are free for home and classroom use.

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