Thanksgiving in two pages: first a proud little turkey in the middle, acorns and feathers all around, and oak and maple leaves tucked into every corner — a colouring page to hand out with the crayons while dinner cooks. Then a pumpkin pie slice with a smiling face, a whipped-cream dollop and acorns to cut out and stick together. One page to colour, one to make, and both work just as well as placemats as they do on the fridge.
The Acorn Thanksgiving Coloring Page
Ages 3–8. This full-bleed colouring page stars a proud little turkey in the middle, with acorns and feathers all around and oak and maple leaves tucked into every corner. It needs no cutting or glue — crayons, markers or coloured pencils, and no adult help needed. The small acorns and feathers suit older children who like detail, while younger children can colour the big turkey and the border leaves. It also works as a Thanksgiving placemat, one per place setting.
Pumpkin Pie Craft
The second page is a pumpkin pie craft: a pumpkin pie slice with a smiling face, a whipped-cream dollop, and acorns and oak leaves to colour, cut out and assemble. It is a pumpkin pie craft rather than an acorn craft, grouped here by the Thanksgiving theme. It is a colour-cut-glue activity, best for 4–8s, with an adult cutting for the youngest.
How to print (A4 and US Letter)
Print the PDF single-sided on A4 or US Letter, at 100% scale. Colour the colouring page with crayons, markers or coloured pencils. For the pie craft: colour first, cut along the dashed lines, then glue the pieces together. A glue stick and safety scissors are the only extra supplies.
Looking for more? Start with our Acorn Crafts for Kids hub, or try Turkey Crafts for Kids and Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids.
