DoodleGrove Fall Leaves Coloring Pages
Maple, oak, birch, ivy and a few leaves you might not expect. Some pages are one big leaf that fills the sheet, perfect for toddlers and for trying out paint. Others are nature study pages: a labeled diagram of the parts of a leaf and charts of leaves from North American and European trees. The rest are just for fun, with bears and bunnies playing in leaf piles, a fox floating away on leaf balloons, a squirrel selling leaves and a few leaf puns. Every page prints on US Letter and on A4.
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Big Single Leaves 7 pages
One shape fills the whole sheet, so these suit toddlers, a first try with watercolors or a fall bulletin board. There is a maple, an ivy, a monstera, a round leaf, oak leaves with acorns and a holly sprig. Color the veins a darker shade than the rest of the leaf to make them show.
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Big Round Leaf
A simple shape for toddlers.
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Ivy Leaf
Big and simple, a good first page.
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Monstera Leaf
A tropical leaf, very easy for younger kids.
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Big Maple Leaf
Try coloring from red at the tips to yellow in the middle.
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Oak Leaf with Acorns
One big leaf, great for crayons or paint.
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Holly Sprig
Green leaves and red berries, or any colors you like.
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Oak Leaves and Acorns
Try brown acorn caps and green or orange leaves.
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Woodland Friends in the Leaves 8 pages
A bear hugs an armful of leaves, a bunny fills a basket and a squirrel runs a leaf stand with a one-dollar price tag. The bear and bunny pages have big, simple shapes for preschoolers. The autumn tree on its pile of fallen leaves and the busy shop scene take more patience.
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Bear Hugging Leaves
Big paws and big leaves, easy for small hands.
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Bear and Bunny with Big Leaves
Simple shapes, good for younger kids.
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Bear and Bunny Playing in the Leaves
A happy fall scene for little kids.
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Autumn Tree
Color the leaf pile in reds, oranges and yellows.
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Fox with Leaf Balloons
Every leaf balloon can be a different color.
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Leaf Hot Air Balloon
The balloon can be any fall color.
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Bunny Gathering Leaves
A busy fall day in the garden.
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Leaves for Sale
A funny shop page, color the leaves in the crates.
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Leaf Puns and Word Pages 7 pages
Leaf jokes and big bubble letters. You're Unbe-leaf-able and Be-leaf in Yourself make cheerful notes to tuck into a lunchbox, while L Is for Leaf lets kids trace the word after coloring. The September page, with a smiling apple, books and an acorn, fits the first weeks back at school.
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Happy Leaf
One big leaf and one word, very easy.
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L Is for Leaf
Color the leaf, then trace the word.
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You're Unbe-leaf-able
A pun page to color and give to a friend.
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Be-leaf in Yourself
A cheerful message page, color each letter a different shade.
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Fall Word Page
Color the letters and each leaf a different fall color.
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Leaf Your Worries Behind
A calm, happy page with a sleepy sloth.
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September
A back-to-school page for the first weeks of fall.
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Leaf Patterns and Stained Glass 3 pages
Lots of small leaves on one page. The nine-leaf sheet has roomy shapes for practicing staying inside the lines, and the full page of leaves asks for a new color every time. On the geometric maple leaf, fill the background pieces in a repeating pattern of orange, rust and gold.
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Nine Autumn Leaves
Big, simple leaves, good for practicing staying inside the lines.
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Page Full of Leaves
Lots of small leaves, use a different color for each one.
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Geometric Maple Leaf
Fill the background shapes with a pattern of fall colors.
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Leaf Identification Charts 5 pages
Labeled leaves for science lessons and nature walks. The parts-of-a-leaf diagram names the petiole, midrib and veins. Four charts cover North American trees, European trees and less familiar shapes like ginkgo, banana, palm and fern. Collect real leaves outside, then color each drawing to match what you found.
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Parts of a Leaf
A science page, color each part in a different color.
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Leaves of North American Trees
Take it on a walk and look for the real leaves.
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Leaves of European Trees
Leaf names from European trees, good for nature study.
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More Leaf Shapes
Long leaves, round leaves and a lucky clover.
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Leaf Identification Chart
Match each leaf to a tree you know.
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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
- Collect real leaves on a walk and match them to the labeled leaf charts.
- Color a big single leaf from red at the tips to yellow in the middle.
- Cut out the colored leaves and glue them onto the bare autumn tree page.
- Use the Parts of a Leaf page to label the veins and stem on a real leaf.
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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.
- Which pages work for a science lesson?
- Parts of a Leaf labels the tip, blade, veins, midrib, base and petiole. Three chart pages name more than thirty leaves, from red maple and white oak to ginkgo and clover.