DoodleGrove Pumpkin Coloring Pages
Jack-o'-lanterns with every kind of face, from sleepy to silly, plus pumpkins turned into a boat, a cottage, a tree house and even a hot air balloon. Some pages are one big pumpkin that little kids can color in a few minutes; others, like the pumpkin patch and the tree house, have plenty of small shapes for older kids. Every page prints on US Letter and on A4.
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Classic Jack-o'-Lanterns 5 pages
Triangle eyes, a toothy grin and a curly stem. These five are one big pumpkin each, with a witch hat, a fence or Happy Halloween letters for a little extra. Orange crayon pressed lightly in the middle and harder near the edges gives the round shape some depth.
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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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Big Jack-o'-Lantern by the Fence
One giant pumpkin face, an easy page for little kids.
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Happy Halloween Jack-o'-Lantern
Big, bold and simple, one of the easiest pages in this set.
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Pumpkin in a Witch Hat
Two large shapes, a pumpkin and a hat, easy to color boldly.
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Smiling Pumpkin
Big, simple shapes and bold lines make this a good first page for preschoolers.
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Pumpkin Patches and Pumpkin Faces 5 pages
Rows and piles of pumpkins wear a different expression on each: sleepy, surprised, winking, grinning. The Pumpkin Show stand is handy for talking about feelings with young children. On the busiest page, a scarecrow with a jack-o'-lantern head watches over the patch.
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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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Pumpkins and Jack-o'-Lanterns
Rows of small pumpkins and leaves, good practice for staying inside the lines.
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Pumpkin Show
Five pumpkin faces with five personalities, good for talking about feelings.
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Pumpkin Patch Faces
Six faces to color, each with its own mood.
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Pumpkin Scarecrow
Patches, straw and pumpkins, a medium page with plenty to fill in.
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Animals and Pumpkins 4 pages
Kittens, bunnies and bears share the spotlight with the pumpkins here. A kitten peeks over a rim, a bunny wears a jack-o'-lantern costume, three friends carve pumpkins at a table and a bear stirs a pumpkin cauldron over a fire. Color the carving page before a real carving night at home.
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Kitten in a Pumpkin
Large, clear outlines that work well for preschoolers.
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Bunny in a Pumpkin Costume
A cute costume and big simple shapes for little hands.
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Pumpkin Carving Friends
A cozy group activity, and a fun page to color before carving your own.
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Bear's Pumpkin Cauldron
The flames and logs are nice to color in warm reds and browns.
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Pumpkin Candy Buckets and Treats 3 pages
Candy is the theme: a jack-o'-lantern cupcake with frosting dots, a Trick or Treat bucket overflowing with lollipops and candy corn, and a bat perched on a candy bucket. Kids can give each wrapped candy its own color. Hand them out at a Halloween class party alongside real treats.
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Jack-o'-Lantern Cupcake
Frosting dots and a striped wrapper, an easy page with a sweet twist.
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Trick or Treat Pumpkin Bucket
Fill the bucket with your favorite candy colors.
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Bat on a Candy Bucket
The pumpkin face is already filled in, so kids can focus on the bat and the candy.
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Pumpkin Houses, Boats and Balloons 4 pages
Hollow pumpkins turn into a rowing boat, a hot air balloon carrying two friendly skeletons, a cottage with a cat in the window and a tree house with a ladder and lanterns. That tree house is the most detailed page in the collection, with leaves and two small scarecrows to fill.
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Pumpkin Boat
Water, lily pads and a pumpkin boat, try greens and blues around the orange.
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Skeletons in a Pumpkin Balloon
Friendly skeletons, nothing scary, floating past bats and balloons.
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Pumpkin Cottage
Look for the cat in the window before you start coloring.
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Pumpkin Tree House
A detailed scene with a ladder, leaves and lanterns for longer coloring time.
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Watch a page get colored
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Coloring a Jack-o'-Lantern Cupcake
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 a jack-o'-lantern page first, then use it as a plan for carving a real pumpkin.
- Try pumpkins that are not orange: white, green and striped pumpkins are real too.
- Talk about the faces on the Pumpkin Show page and name the feeling each one shows.
- Print the Trick or Treat page to decorate a candy bag.
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.
- How is this different from the fall collection?
- The fall pages are about autumn in general: leaves, harvest and cozy animals. These pages are about Halloween pumpkins, so almost every one is a jack-o'-lantern.