61 Pumpkin Coloring Pages
Pumpkins are a type of squash and, botanically, a fruit, because they grow from a flower and hold seeds inside. They grow on long vines and can get enormous: competition pumpkins have topped 2,500 pounds. This collection covers pumpkins in the patch and pumpkins carved for Halloween. On the harvest side there is a plain round pumpkin, a big pumpkin with one leaf, a pumpkin resting on a rock, a slice of pumpkin and a basket of stacked pumpkins. Carved pages include a simple grinning jack-o-lantern, one with a candle flame glowing, one with its candle lid on, a jack-o-lantern on a porch step and another wearing a tall witch hat. Some carvings swap faces for designs, like an autumn leaf with acorns or a moon and stars, and a mandala flower pumpkin offers detail for older kids. Orange is the classic choice, but white, green, blue-gray and striped pumpkins all exist. Cartoon pumpkins with heart eyes or simple faces are made for preschoolers. These pages work well for Halloween parties and fall classroom days alike.
Easy autumn shapes
All four pages are easy, with big rounded shapes, bold outlines and only a few small parts. Cute Pumpkin Character is the simplest, with one chunky body and a friendly face. Cute Pumpkin and Pumpkin Whole add ribs, stems, a vine and a leaf, and Pumpkin Slice turns the theme into dessert, which makes it a nice pick for a Thanksgiving table activity.
Harvest colors and fall ideas
Orange is the classic choice, but pumpkins also come in white, yellow, green and even blue gray, so kids can mix colors across the set. Green or brown works for stems, vines and leaves, and golden brown suits the pie crust. These pages fit a pumpkin patch trip, a fall festival or a lesson on how pumpkins grow from seeds to vines.
