9 Scarecrow Coloring Pages Free printable PDF · color online
ForAges 3–8Home and classroomEasy to detailed
Among these 9 scarecrow pages are a scarecrow waving above tall grass and a scarecrow with a patchwork skirt.
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Kids practise: Color choice · Fine motor control · Creative storytelling
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All scarecrow coloring pages
Scarecrow with a Patchwork Skirt
Scarecrow Between Two Sunflowers
Scarecrow with a Crosshatched Jacket
Scarecrow Wearing a Buckled Hat
Scarecrow Guarding Three Pumpkins
Scarecrow in a Leafy Field
Scarecrow with Pumpkins and Corn
Scarecrow Between Two Flowers
Ways to use these pages
Choose by detail
Start with a roomy outline for younger children; give older children a scene with more small shapes.
Make a wall display
Let each child color a different scarecrow picture and hang the finished pages together.
Print a class set
Use the class-set PDF for two smaller copies on each sheet of paper.
Inside the scarecrow set
A friendly scarecrow standing in a cornfield who is secretly best friends with the crows he's supposed to scare away.
Ideas for coloring
Patchwork is a great way to practice patterns: each patch can be stripes, dots or checks.
Farm fact: farmers have used scarecrows for thousands of years to keep birds off newly planted seeds.
Craft extension: glue on bits of yarn or real straw after coloring for a textured scarecrow.
What is in these pictures
The nine retained scarecrows have clear differences: one stands between sunflowers, one watches over pumpkins, and others show a patchwork skirt, crosshatched jacket, or leafy field. Hats, sleeves, and patches can each take a different color without needing tiny shading tools. Ask children what the scarecrow is guarding, then let them add a bird, cloud, or extra leaf if there is room. The short set works well as a one-page fall choice rather than a long book.
All nine scarecrows have checked or patchwork clothing, straw hair and grass or corn at their feet. That repeated texture makes them slower to color than their simple poses suggest. Choose a jacket pattern first, then carry two colors through the hat, sleeves and skirt.
Coloring ideas
Clothing is the strongest coloring opportunity in this small set. A patched skirt, patterned jacket, and buckled hat let children choose several fabrics without drawing them from scratch. Try giving each patch a color from a fall leaf or inventing an outfit that would stand out in a field. The sunflowers, corn, and pumpkins can be colored after the scarecrow is dressed. These nine poses are distinct enough to browse quickly; let a child pick the one whose setting interests them.
Ways to use the pages
The retained set is intentionally small. Print all nine for a class to browse, or pick one scarecrow with a clear outfit for a short activity. A completed page can go beside a pumpkin or sunflower craft. If children want more after these poses, return to the broader fall set for leaves, animals, and other scenes.
Keep exploring
Pair scarecrow with fall coloring pages.
Happy coloring!
Keep the finished scarecrow pages in a folder or hang them up as a seasonal display.
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Questions
How many scarecrow pages are here?
There are 9 printable sheets in this collection.
Can I print the whole set?
Yes. Use Print all for a single PDF, or download one sheet from its card.
Can children color these online?
Yes. Every sheet opens in the online coloring tool.
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