Thanksgiving Turkey Coloring Pages

This Thanksgiving coloring page collection created by designer Elliott Diaz brings joy to everyone during the holiday. Inspired by the warm atmosphere of Thanksgiving, Elliott drew pictures of typical moments of the holiday, such as turkey parades, turkeys with pilgrims, and feasts. The pictures are clear, easy to color, and suitable for all ages. Children can have fun while learning more about the meaning of Thanksgiving.

This image shows a cute turkey, holding a sign with the words "Happy Thanksgiving". I wanted to create this image to help children understand the spirit of the holiday - gratitude and togetherness. The image of the turkey with its lovely round eyes and wide tail gives a feeling of joy and friendliness. When coloring, you can use brown and yellow for the turkey, combined with red, orange or yellow for the tail feathers to highlight the beauty of autumn. The board can be colored in brown wood with black or red letters to attract attention. The small leaves around can be green, orange or yellow to create a warm autumn atmosphere.

This is a picture of a cute turkey standing next to a big pumpkin pie, a must-have dish for Thanksgiving dinner. The turkey looks happy and excited. You can color the turkey golden brown, the pumpkin orange, the crust brown and the pie filling light yellow. Color the surrounding leaves red, orange and yellow to create a warm autumn atmosphere.

This picture depicts a cute turkey wearing a Pilgrim Hat - a symbol associated with the Pilgrims on Thanksgiving Day. The turkey holds a branch with small leaves, representing harmony with nature. Besides, the gifts of autumn such as fruit baskets and decorative pumpkins bring a cozy atmosphere of the festive season. I created this picture to help children better understand the origin of Thanksgiving, and at the same time be creative when coloring. You can use brown for the turkey, black or gray for the Pilgrim Hat, combined with yellow, red, and orange for the decorative details to create a brilliant work

This picture shows a little girl wearing a traditional Pilgrim costume, with a turkey cooking on the Thanksgiving table. I created this image to emphasize the meaning of sharing, gratitude and joy in preparing a family meal on this special day. A plaid tablecloth, surrounded by traditional foods like pumpkins, gravy, and pies, creates a warm and cozy atmosphere. When coloring, you can use black and white for the Pilgrim costumes, orange-brown for the turkey, and warm colors like orange, yellow, and red for the fruits and vegetables. This scene helps children visualize the Thanksgiving tradition and encourages creativity in color combinations.

This image shows a meaningful moment with the appearance of two characters in traditional costumes: a girl in Native American costume and a boy in Pilgrim costume, standing next to a giant turkey also wearing a Pilgrim hat. I wanted to recreate the spirit of the first Thanksgiving feast, where the Pilgrims and the Native Americans shared a meal together in peace. When coloring, you can use browns, earthy reds, and beiges for the Pilgrim costume, while the girl's costume can be more vibrant with blues, yellows, or oranges. The turkey can be colored in dark browns with its signature black hat.

This image shows a turkey wearing a football helmet, standing in the middle of the field with footballs around it. This is a unique combination of the Thanksgiving spirit and the passion for sports, especially football - an important part of American culture during this holiday. I created this image to bring fun, new, so that children and adults can enjoy the sports atmosphere when coloring. When coloring, you can use brown or orange for the turkey, red and blue for the helmet to create highlights. The footballs can be traditionally colored brown, combined with yellow or green for the leaves falling around, creating a warm autumn feeling.

This painting depicts an elegant turkey wearing a pilgrim’s cap, standing next to a harvest basket filled with pumpkins, corn, and crops – symbols of abundance and gratitude during Thanksgiving. When coloring, you can choose brown and orange for the turkey, black for the cap, and red for the harvest basket and fallen leaves to create a warm autumn scene.

This image shows a proud turkey standing on a colorful parade float, surrounded by fruits, pumpkins, and autumn leaves. This is a common sight in large Thanksgiving parades like the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade. I created this to capture the fun and joy of colorful parades during the holiday. When coloring, try using yellows, reds, and oranges for the turkey to bring out its plumage, while the float can be decorated with greens, browns, and metallic golds for a more festive look. The small flags and fruits can be colored in a variety of rich colors, creating a vibrant and festive piece.

The Thanksgiving Turkey Coloring Pages collection includes 8 designs with different difficulty levels, suitable for many ages from young children to adults who love coloring. Here is how to classify:

1. Easy - Suitable for children from 3-6 years old

Happy Thanksgiving Turkey with a Sign - A lovely turkey holding a "Happy Thanksgiving" sign, few details, easy to color.

Thanksgiving Turkey with Pie - A happy turkey with a pumpkin pie, big and clear lines, suitable for children to practice coloring.

Football Thanksgiving Turkey - A turkey wearing a football helmet, with moderate details, helping children develop basic coloring skills.

2. Medium - Suitable for children from 6-10 years old

Pilgrim Hat Thanksgiving Turkey - A turkey wearing a Pilgrim hat with details such as feathers, harvest baskets, helping children focus more when coloring.

Thanksgiving Turkey with Harvest Basket – A harvest basket with a variety of fall produce, requiring better color coordination.

Pilgrims and Thanksgiving Turkey – Two characters in traditional costumes with a turkey, with more small details but still easy to color.

3. Difficult - Suitable for older children (10+) and those who love detailed coloring

Thanksgiving Turkey Parade Float – A turkey on a parade float with many decorative patterns, challenging color coordination.

Pilgrim and Thanksgiving Turkey Cooking – A scene of a turkey and a little girl Pilgrim cooking with many small details, suitable for those who like to challenge themselves with diverse colors.

How to Use Thanksgiving Turkey Coloring Pages:

1.Home Decor:

Color and hang the picture on the wall, door, or refrigerator.

Use the picture hanging string to make a decorative banner.

2.Greeting Cards:

Cut and fold the picture into a handmade card, write a greeting inside.

Glue the picture onto cardboard, decorate it to make the card stand out.

3.Games for Kids:

Organize a coloring contest in the family or classroom.

Cut the picture into small pieces for children to play or tell creative stories.

3.Placemats or Menus:

Print or color first, then laminate to make a placemat.

Use the coloring pages to create a special menu for dinner.

4.Creative Gift Wrapping:

Use the coloring pages to wrap handmade gifts, adding a unique touch.

Make stickers or note cards from small coloring pages.

5. Journal or scrapbook:

Incorporate coloring pages into a notebook with family photos and special memories.

Write gratitude in the photos to preserve memories.

6. Make a mask or paper doll:

Cut out a turkey shape and glue it to a wooden stick to make a paper doll.

Glue the picture to cardboard, cut out eyes, and tie a string to make a turkey mask.

Hope these ideas bring some fun and creativity to the Thanksgiving season!

Have you finished your Thanksgiving Turkey Coloring Pages? Share your colorful creations on social media to spread the holiday spirit!

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Let's make Thanksgiving more meaningful with colorful and creative paintings!

Thanksgiving Turkey Coloring Pages is the perfect collection for you and your family to enjoy some creative moments on Thanksgiving. The coloring pages are not only fun, but also help children learn more about the meaning of the traditional holiday. Thank you for visiting! We update our collection regularly with new designs, so be sure to come back to explore more interesting images.