DoodleGrove Fall Coloring Pages
Pumpkin patches, cozy animals in scarves, falling leaves and big Hello Fall letters: this collection has a page for every kind of autumn afternoon. Most pages have bold, simple outlines that work well for younger kids, and a few pattern pages have plenty of small shapes for anyone who likes to take their time. Every page prints on US Letter and on A4.
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Pumpkin Patch Adventures 7 pages
A bear sells pumpkins for one dollar, a fox floats by in a pumpkin hot air balloon and three friends stand on a contest podium. Two pages show animals stacking pumpkins into tall towers. Orange is the obvious choice, but white, green or striped pumpkins make the patch look more real.
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Fox in a Pumpkin Balloon
A floating pumpkin balloon over rolling hills, with open sky to add your own clouds and birds.
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Pumpkin Contest Winners
Three winners on the podium. Color the places gold, silver and bronze.
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Fox and Bunny Stacking Pumpkins
A playful stacking scene under a smiling sun, simple enough for younger kids.
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Raccoon and Bunny Pumpkin Tower
A tall pumpkin tower between two friends, with lots of pumpkin sections to color.
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Bunny and Bear at the Pumpkin Patch
A busy scene with lots of small pumpkins to fill in, good for kids who like detail.
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Visiting the Pumpkin House
Two friends arriving for a fall visit. The round pumpkin house is fun in orange and green.
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Bear's Pumpkin Stand
A friendly bear selling pumpkins, with bunting and a price sign for extra details.
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Cozy Fall Animals 8 pages
Knit hats, striped scarves and warm mugs show up on nearly every animal here. A hedgehog sips cocoa on a bench, a bear wears a heart sweater, and a fox carries a mushroom umbrella in the rain. Kids can match scarf colors to the leaves around each animal for a cozy look.
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Bear in a Witch Hat
A gentle bear in a witch hat that works for fall and Halloween, with nothing scary.
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Friends on a Park Bench
A calm, sweet scene of two friends on a bench, with leaves and hearts floating around them.
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Hedgehog with Hot Cocoa
The knit hat and scarf look great with colored pencils and a few stripes.
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Squirrel with a Big Acorn
One big character and a few acorns, a quick page for younger kids.
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Cozy Bear with a Warm Drink
A cheerful bear in a heart sweater, ready for bright, bold colors.
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Fox and Squirrel in the Woods
A woodland scene with a tree branch, bushes and falling leaves to color.
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Unicorn with an Apple Basket
A unicorn dressed for fall with a basket of apples, a good pick for unicorn fans.
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Fox with a Mushroom Umbrella
A rainy-day fox under a mushroom umbrella. Try blue raindrops and red mushroom caps.
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Pumpkins and Jack-o'-Lanterns 5 pages
Big round pumpkins fill most of each sheet here, from a smiling pumpkin under the word FALL to a toothy classic jack-o'-lantern. The geometric jack-o'-lantern has rays and diamonds behind it, so kids can try one color per shape. A basket of five happy pumpkins is good practice for younger hands.
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Smiling Pumpkin
Big, simple shapes and bold lines make this a good first page for preschoolers.
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Classic Jack-o'-Lantern
A classic carved-pumpkin face with big open areas, easy with crayons or markers.
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Jack-o'-Lantern Hot Air Balloon
A jack-o'-lantern balloon that fits both fall and Halloween, with big areas that fill in quickly.
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Basket of Happy Pumpkins
Five pumpkins with five faces. Give each one its own shade of orange, yellow or green.
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Geometric Jack-o'-Lantern
Geometric shapes behind the pumpkin make this one for older kids and adults who like patterns.
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Hello Fall Word Pages 6 pages
Bubble letters and script spell out Hello Autumn, I Love Fall, Happy Fall and Hello Fall. Classrooms can hang them on a bulletin board in September, or kids can color the letters in red, orange and gold. The maple leaf page with script letters is the calmest, with one big leaf to fill.
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I Love Fall
Simple outlines and lots of hearts, easy for little hands.
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Hello Fall Maple Leaf
One big maple leaf and script letters, a calm, simple page for any age.
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Hello Autumn Lettering
Roomy bubble letters, nice to hang on a door or a classroom wall when you finish.
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Hello Fall Sunburst
Lettering on a sunburst with many small sections, for anyone who likes to take their time.
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Happy Fall Squirrel
A squirrel in a striped scarf under bubble letters, nice as a seasonal card or door sign.
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Hello Fall Fox
A cute fox and two pumpkins under big bubble letters, quick to finish in one sitting.
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Leaf, Acorn and Pumpkin Pattern Sheets 4 pages
Rows of small pumpkins, oak leaves, acorns and sunflowers cover these sheets from edge to edge. Fall Pattern Squares splits the page into six boxes with stripes, dots and sunbursts. They take longer than the scene pages, so they suit older kids and adults who like to color in small shapes.
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Pumpkins, Leaves and Sunflowers
Every shape stands on its own, a relaxed page to color one piece at a time.
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Fall Pattern Squares
Six small panels, each with its own pattern. Try a different color scheme in every square.
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Pumpkins and Jack-o'-Lanterns
Rows of small pumpkins and leaves, good practice for staying inside the lines.
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Pumpkin and Acorn Friends
A page full of small pumpkins and acorns with faces, fun with fine-tip markers.
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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
- Print a stack for the classroom and let everyone pick their favorite animal.
- Color the lettering pages and hang them on the door or the fridge for the season.
- Use real leaves from outside as a guide for picking colors.
- Pair the pumpkin pages with a trip to a pumpkin patch or a farmers market.
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 there Halloween pages in this collection?
- A few pages have jack-o'-lanterns and one bear wears a witch hat, but the collection is about fall in general: pumpkins, leaves, harvest and cozy animals.