DoodleGrove Scarecrow Coloring Pages
Straw hair, patched overalls and a big friendly smile. These scarecrows do not scare anybody: crows sit on their hats, chicks eat from their hands and squirrels steal acorns from their pockets. You will find them in pumpkin patches, cornfields and wheat fields, jumping into leaf piles, picking apples and napping on hay bales. There are a few surprises too, like a pirate scarecrow, an inventor, an artist and scarecrows for summer, Halloween and Christmas. Every page prints on US Letter and on A4.
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Scarecrows in the Pumpkin Patch and Cornfield 8 pages
Arms out, straw hat on, standing guard. A crow sits on one hat, two birds nest on another, and the cornfield and wheat field pages add tall stalks and a setting sun. Yellow straw, blue overalls and a red plaid shirt give the classic look, and patches are good spots for bright colors.
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Scarecrow on a Giant Pumpkin
A big pumpkin and a small scarecrow, easy shapes.
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Scarecrow in the Cornfield
Corn stalks and a hay bale, a farm classic.
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Classic Scarecrow with a Crow
The classic scarecrow pose, a good first page.
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Bird Nest Hat
Two birds made their home on the scarecrow's hat.
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Scarecrow in the Pumpkin Patch
Lots of pumpkins to color orange.
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Scarecrow Between the Corn Stalks
Tall corn on both sides, color it green and gold.
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Scarecrow in the Wheat Field
A sunset page, try oranges and pinks for the sky.
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Scarecrow Leaning on the Fence
The birds are not scared of this scarecrow.
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Harvest Day Scarecrows 7 pages
These scarecrows actually get work done. One pulls a wagon of pumpkins, one picks apples, one waters tall sunflowers and one sews a pumpkin patch onto its own overalls. The garden page with spotted mushrooms and smiling bees has the most detail. Golden sunflowers and red apples brighten the whole set.
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Pumpkin Wagon
Pumpkin harvest day on the farm.
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Apple Picking Scarecrow
Red, green or yellow apples, you pick.
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Garden Harvest Scarecrow
A gardener scarecrow with a basket of veggies.
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Scarecrow Sewing a Patch
Now you know where all those patches come from.
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Sunflower Bouquet
Sunflowers for someone special.
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Scarecrow Watering Sunflowers
A summer garden with sunflowers and a butterfly.
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Garden Scarecrow with Bees
A spring garden full of flowers and bees.
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Scarecrows and Animal Friends 5 pages
Small animals keep these scarecrows company. A squirrel sneaks an acorn from a pocket, three chicks wait for seeds, and a kitten naps beside a scarecrow on a hay bale. The story time page, with a squirrel and a bunny listening, makes a sweet sheet for a library or reading corner.
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Scarecrow Feeding the Chicks
Three chicks waiting for lunch.
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Nap on the Hay Bale
Time for a nap after a long day in the field.
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Story Time Scarecrow
Story time for forest friends.
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Scarecrow and the Squirrel
A cheeky squirrel looking for snacks.
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Reading by the Fence
A quiet page for book lovers.
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Scarecrows with Hobbies 7 pages
Who knew scarecrows had hobbies? This group jumps into leaf piles, chases a hat on a windy day, plays guitar, paints at an easel and reads a map. The pirate scarecrow in a rowboat and the inventor with goggles and gears suit kids who like a story. Ask what job a scarecrow would want.
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Windy Day Scarecrow
Hold on to your hat.
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Scarecrow Playing Guitar
Two birds singing along.
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Scarecrow on an Adventure
Where is the scarecrow going? Draw the destination on the map.
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Pirate Scarecrow in a Boat
A scarecrow who went to sea.
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Jumping in the Leaves
Every leaf in the pile can be a different fall color.
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Artist Scarecrow
Color the painting on the easel too.
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Inventor Scarecrow
Gears and goggles, a page for kids who like to build.
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Halloween Scarecrows 5 pages
Jack-o'-lantern heads, witch hats and a starry wizard robe turn these scarecrows into Halloween costumes. Moons, bats and a little ghost fill some backgrounds. Black and orange do the job, but purple capes and green hats make them feel more like a spooky party.
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Wizard Scarecrow
A magical scarecrow for Halloween.
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Witch Scarecrow
Ready for Halloween in a hat and a cape.
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Pumpkin Head Scarecrow
Half scarecrow, half jack-o'-lantern.
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Scarecrow with a Pumpkin Smile
The most Halloween of the scarecrows, still smiling.
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Pumpkin Scarecrow
Patches, straw and pumpkins, a medium page with plenty to fill in.
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Scarecrows for Summer, Winter and Christmas 3 pages
Three seasons beyond fall. One scarecrow relaxes at the beach with a coconut drink under an umbrella, one bundles up in a coat and striped scarf as snow falls, and one stands by a Christmas tree with presents and a holly hat. Use these to talk about how the seasons change.
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Summer Beach Scarecrow
A scarecrow on vacation, color the shirt in bright summer colors.
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Winter Scarecrow
A snowy page, nice in blues and whites.
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Christmas Scarecrow
A scarecrow ready for Christmas.
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Printing these pages
Pick the paper size your printer is loaded with, then print at 100% scale with "fit to page" turned off. Each page already includes a printer-safe margin.
Prefer the screen? Tap Color online below any page to color it in your browser, then download your version as a PDF and print it the same way.
Ways to use them
- Color every patch on the overalls with a different pattern, like stripes, dots or checks.
- Use yellow and gold for the straw, then add a few brown lines to make it look real.
- Color the four seasons pages, summer, fall, Halloween and winter, and put them in order.
- Build a small scarecrow from old clothes and straw, and color the page that looks most like it.
Hung designs T-shirt artwork for a living and prints coloring pages for his own kids at home. Every page on DoodleGrove is prepared for print the same way he prepares work for his clients.
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Questions
- Which paper size should I print on?
- US Letter if you are in the US or Canada, A4 almost everywhere else. Each size has its own file, so neither one is a stretched copy of the other.
- Can I print these for my class?
- Yes. Printing for your class, family or group is free. Please do not sell the pages or upload the files to another site.
- Are these scarecrows scary?
- No. Every scarecrow is smiling, and most pages are sunny farm scenes. The pumpkin head scarecrows and the one in a witch hat are the Halloween pages, and they are friendly too.