14 Autumn & Fall Coloring Pages
Enjoy the fall season by coloring some of these great free fall coloring pages. They are premium PDF files and can be downloaded and printed at home for free. There are lovely fall leaves, pumpkins and cute forest creatures. They work great to pass a rainy day with the kids or as a way to relax after a busy week with the adults.
Autumn & Fall Coloring Page PDF Printables
Here are 20 fun autumn and fall craft and activity ideas for kids to do at home:
Leaf & Nature Crafts
• Leaf rubbing art: Place fresh fall leaves under paper and rub over them with crayons to reveal their textures.
• Leaf lanterns: Glue colorful pressed leaves onto clean mason jars using Mod Podge for a cozy autumn glow.
• Nature crowns: Cut a strip of cardboard and tape found items like leaves, small twigs, and pinecones to create a forest crown.
• Leaf silhouettes: Tape leaves to paper, paint over the entire page, and peel the leaves away to leave crisp outlines.
• Pinecone bird feeders: Roll pinecones in peanut butter and birdseed, then hang them outside near a window.
Pumpkin & Apple Activities
• No-carve pumpkin decorating: Use paint, stickers, sequins, and googly eyes to decorate mini pumpkins without the mess of carving.
• Apple stamping: Cut apples in half, dip them in washable paint, and stamp them onto paper to make autumn patterns.
• Pumpkin playdough: Make a batch of homemade orange playdough scented with pumpkin pie spice and cinnamon.
• Paper strip pumpkins: Fasten construction paper strips together at the top and bottom to create 3D paper pumpkins.
• Apple seed counting: Draw numbered apple trees on paper and have kids place the correct number of real seeds or black beans on each.
Cozy Indoor Crafts
• Paper plate scarecrows: Use paper plates, construction paper triangles for hats, and shredded paper or yarn for hair.
• Handprint fall trees: Trace your child's forearm as the tree trunk and use handprints in red, yellow, and orange for the leaves.
• Coffee filter turkeys: Color coffee filters with washable markers, spray them with water to blend the colors, and add a construction paper body.
• Acorn painting: Drop real acorns into a box with a piece of paper and a few drops of paint, then roll them around to paint a messy masterpiece.
• Egg carton foxes: Cut out sections of an egg carton, paint them orange and white, and add button eyes to make cute little foxes.
Sensory & Interactive Fun
• Autumn sensory bin: Fill a large container with dried corn kernels or orange lentils, measuring cups, silk leaves, and toy woodland animals.
• Fall scavenger hunt: Create a checklist of items to find in the backyard, like a jagged leaf, a smooth acorn, or something yellow.
• Cinnamon salt dough ornaments: Mix flour, salt, water, and plenty of cinnamon to bake sweet-smelling holiday ornaments.
• Tissue paper stained glass: Stick pieces of autumn-colored tissue paper onto clear contact paper in the shape of a leaf or pumpkin.
• Autumn story prompt cards: Write fall-themed words on index cards (like "ghost," "acorn," or "sweater") and have kids draw them from a hat to create their own stories.