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38 Pumpkin Coloring Pages Free printable PDF · color online

ForHome and classroomFall and HalloweenSimple figures to busier scenes

These pumpkin coloring pages are full of characters, not rows of plain produce. One pumpkin rides a snail, one cuddles a kitten, and others try on a pirate hat, a bunny costume or earmuffs. The wheelbarrow and harvest basket add a few autumn scenes. Let a child choose a character that makes them laugh, then print that PDF or color it on screen.

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Kids practise: Visual sorting · Storytelling · Color contrast

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Ways to use these pages

1

Create a pumpkin character

Choose a costume page, color the outfit, then give the pumpkin a name and one sentence about its day.

2

Sort the harvest

Put the basket and wheelbarrow sheets beside the costume pictures and ask which show pumpkins being carried.

3

Make a color surprise

Color the pumpkin one unexpected shade, then pick contrasting colors for its companion or outfit.

Pick a pumpkin by its story

A pumpkin on a skateboard calls for a different story from a sleepy pumpkin under a blanket. Ask where the snail rider is headed, what the chef is mixing, or who might receive the bouquet. The sheets include costumes, animals and outdoor settings, so they suit a fall afternoon as well as a Halloween activity. There are no dot-to-dot or color-by-number sheets in this set; these are pictures to color. For more leaves and harvest scenes, visit the fall coloring pages.

Make room for more than orange

The pumpkin can stay orange while its props carry the surprise: a purple rain boot, a blue teacup or a striped party outfit. Or let the child invent a pumpkin color and use the background to make it stand out. The glasses and teacup pictures keep the main character central; the snail, batty night and marshmallow scenes offer more details for children who want a longer task. A small group can each pick a costume pumpkin and compare their finished characters.

For a group, place the costume pages beside the harvest pages and ask which pumpkins are acting like people.

Use the harvest pages together

The wheelbarrow, basket and giant acorn give a teacher a simple way to sort the gallery into harvest pictures and make-believe pumpkin characters. Print one from each group and ask children what is different: Is the pumpkin a character, a prop, or something being carried? The fall leaves collection pairs well with the outdoor pictures if you want a longer seasonal table activity. Every card has its own PDF, while Print all makes one pack for the whole set.

These pumpkins dress as pirates, cowboys, witches and superheroes, then turn up in gardens and cozy rooms. A single costumed character gives broad orange spaces; the snail ride, harvest basket and batty night have many smaller details. Children can reuse one orange shade while changing each costume.

Happy coloring!

For a quick activity, start with the pumpkin whose costume or companion your child notices first. Save the complete Pumpkins Coloring Book for a longer autumn table or classroom choice time.

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Questions

Are these pumpkins all jack-o'-lanterns?

No. This set mixes smiling pumpkin characters, costumes and harvest scenes. Some have carved-style faces, while others are dressed-up characters or ordinary pumpkins in a wheelbarrow.

Do these pages include dot-to-dot or color by number?

No. The current gallery is made of regular coloring pictures. Choose an individual PDF or the full printable pack.

Can I use them after Halloween?

Yes. The harvest basket, wheelbarrow, bouquet and autumn scenes also work for a general fall activity.