November Coloring Pages
Welcome to our collection of November Coloring Pages packed with cozy fall vibes. From leaves and acorns to pumpkins, pie, and turkeys, these pages invite kids and adults to relax, color, and create seasonal art with clean outlines that print beautifully.
Everything here is free to use at home, in classrooms, and for craft corners. Download once and print as many as you need on letter or A4 paper. Mix crayons, markers, and colored pencils to bring each November coloring page to life.
Free Printable November Coloring Pages
In this set you will find a variety of themes that fit the month. Try leafy typography, a cute squirrel on a branch, rain boots with coffee and pie, a classic pilgrim hat, cheerful turkey art, and Veterans Day designs. Each sheet uses clear lines so younger children can color easily while older artists enjoy extra details.
november pumpkin spice latte coloring page
November icons with coffee, pie, acorn, and leaf.
november pie coloring page
A pie with a slice out and “November” title.
detailed november leaves coloring page
Elegant fall leaves with a flowing “November” script.
large november leaves coloring page
Botanical branch with mixed leaves and acorns.
november squirrel coloring page
Cute squirrel on a branch holding a pinecone.
november boots coloring page
Rain boots with cozy November treats.
november leaves coloring page
Bold “NOVEMBER” framed by maple leaves.
hello november coloring page
Playful “Hello November” with simple palms.
veterans day coloring page
“Happy Veterans Day” in stars and stripes.
november scarecrows coloring page
Two cute scarecrows under a leaf banner.
november thanksgiving hat coloring page
Pilgrim hat and maple leaves with “November.”
november thanksgiving turkey coloring page
Smiling turkey with a bold November title.
november coloring sheet
NOVEMBER letters with leaves, acorn, and mushrooms.
realistic november leaves coloring page
Seven detailed leaves around vertical “NOVEMBER.”
After you place your images, print these easy November coloring sheets on standard paper, slip them into plastic sleeves for reuse, or bind favorites into a fall activity book for the season.
Creative Coloring Ideas for November
1. Leaf Color Study
Pick three leaf pages and color each with a different palette such as warm, neutral, and cool. Compare how the mood changes.
2. Gratitude Garland
Color leaves, write one word of gratitude on each, punch holes, and string into a doorway garland.
3. Classroom Table Tents
Fold finished pages into triangles to label stations like Reading Corner or Art Center.
4. Recipe Covers
Use pie or latte pages as covers for a family recipe packet. Laminate for durability.
5. Place Cards
Print the turkey or hat small, color, and add names to create simple dinner place cards.
6. Pattern Practice
On boots or lettered pages, add stripes, dots, and checkers before coloring to practice repeating patterns.
7. Nature Collage
Glue real leaves around a colored leaf page for texture, then frame the result.
8. Calendar Square
Shrink a favorite page and tape it onto a wall calendar for the month’s artwork.
9. Mixed Media Shine
Outline pie steam or swirling wind with metallic gel pens after coloring for a subtle gleam.
10. Bookmark Set
Trim leaf or typography strips into bookmarks, laminate, and add ribbon.
11. Thank You Cards
Fold a finished squirrel or leaf design into a card and write a seasonal note inside.
12. Counting Game
With younger children, count acorns, leaves, or feathers on a page and color by number that you choose.
13. Warm and Cool Challenge
Split any page down the center. Color one side with warm hues and the other with cool hues to compare contrast.
14. Texture Rubbing Frame
Create a crayon rubbing of real leaves on scrap paper, then use it as a frame around a colored page.
15. Word Hunt
On the lettered NOVEMBER page, hide small words like pie, leaf, and cozy in the background, then color after finding them.
16. Classroom Bulletin Strip
Mount a row of mini turkeys or hats along the bottom of the board as a seasonal border.
17. Color Palette Dice
Roll a die to pick colors for each section such as red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, then color the chosen areas.
18. Sticker Sheet
Scan finished icons like acorns and leaves, print on sticker paper, and cut them out for planners.
19. Story Starter
Color the squirrel or pie page, then write a short story about the scene on the back.
20. Reusable Mats
Slip colored pages into sheet protectors to use as dry erase placemats for word or math practice.
