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Free Color By Number Thanksgiving Printables

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Turkey season is just around the corner, and here are eight Thanksgiving color by number printables to help you plan your holiday activities with your kids. 

And we have a fun variety of free color by number Thanksgiving printables options to choose from that will be great for kids of all ages.

And what could be a more fun way than spending the holiday coloring? Color by number Thanksgiving printables are a sure-fire way of keeping younger kids entertained.

It’s the perfect time to teach kids more about the history and tradition while they are in the spirit.

Also, you don’t need too many supplies as it’s a simple, yet fun activity that doesn’t involve a trip to the store.

8 sheets piled up of Thanksgiving themed colored by number printables.

Best of all, they’ll have a blast filling in the colors and putting their personal touch on these holiday-themed pictures.

Benefits of Color By Number Thanksgiving Worksheets

Development of fine motor skills: Coloring within the lines helps develop the muscles they’ll need for writing and buttoning their clothing.

Improvement of hand-eye coordination: To complete a color by number project, kids match the colors on the page with the correct numbers, helping with hand-eye coordination and focus. 

Enhancement of color recognition: Kids learn to identify different colors and shades by completing color by number coloring pages.

Number recognition: They will look at each number on the drawing to match with the corresponding number on the crayon. The repetitive task will help them to remember their numbers.

Color By Number Thanksgiving Printables

Just print out the PDFs and have your kids match the number code in each section to the crayon color number at the top of the PDF.

You can click the images separately for a single page, or click the bundle at the bottom to print all the pages in a single file.

Click to go to the bottom of the post if you would like detailed instructions on how to complete these Thanksgiving activities.

And later, check out these fall-themed, Santa, Halloween and MLK Day color by numbers pages.

An adorable turkey enjoying a crisp day, during fall season.

A pumpkin in a pumpkin patch, wearing a Pilgrim hat.

Vegetables picked for a Thanksgiving feast.

A pumpkin pie, bowl of cookies and decorative acorns and fall leaves.

A turkey prepared for Thanksgiving dinner. 

A delicious apple pie and cookie jar await on a Thanksgiving table.

A basket with corn and apples.

Candle centerpieces for Thanksgiving dinner.

Click above to print the entire set in one PDF file.

And check out our coloring pages of 50+ printable coloring pages of Thanksgiving turkeys on our sister site! 

Directions For Completing The Thanksgiving Color By Number

Here are some simple steps to help you complete the color by number Thanksgiving printables:

  • Choose your favorite coloring page. Plenty of fun Thanksgiving-themed color by number pages are available at the bottom of this page. Do a quick scroll down till the end and find your favorite. 
  • Or print the whole Thanksgiving bundle. Print all the pages together if you’d like. Make sure you have enough copies for everyone who wants to join in.
  • Gather up all of the markers or crayons you’ll need for the printable and organize a mini working place for everyone. You may want to use various colors or stick to a few basic shades.
  • Start coloring! This is the best part. Work with your kids to color the worksheet, following the color by number guide. Each number in the drawing will correspond with a different color. They will match that number to the same crayon color in the chart above. Encourage them to take their time and enjoy the process.
  • Hang up the finished product. Once your kids are done, hang their Thanksgiving color by number printable for all to see. This way, they’ll feel appreciated and encouraged to participate in such fun activities in the future. You can even frame it if you’d like.

This is just one example of a fun and easy Thanksgiving activity you can do with your kids.

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bio pic for creator and author of Artsy Pretty Colors, Ellen. Sitting on large rocks, smiling.

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I’m Ellen. I’m the primary author behind Artsy Pretty Colors and the DIY site Artsy Pretty Plants. After having to engineer so many DIY and crafts projects for Artsy Pretty Plants, I realized, more than ever, how important it was to have a good foundation for drawing. Every project starts with a piece of paper and a pencil. And even though I have a formal degree in Fine Arts, most of my drawing skills come from practice. Thus Artsy Pretty Colors was born. I’m here to help you or your kids learn to use their creative minds to develop their artistic talents.

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