Printable Coloring Pages for Fall to Choose, Print and Use
Choose printable coloring pages for fall, find simple or detailed PDFs, check classroom permissions, and plan an autumn coloring activity.
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I love autumn. There’s just something about the colors, the weather, the cooler temperatures, the cozy feeling of fall that makes me feel so happy. I also love autumn as a time when you can make your own colorful decorations with simple items like leaves, acorns, and paper.
So this week, I’m sharing some printable coloring pages that are perfect for the season. Some are very easy outlines, while others have more details.
Cute Coloring Pages for Kids
This site has a variety of cute and simple designs that are perfect for preschoolers through elementary age children.
Simple Fall Leaves Coloring Sheet: This one is very simple. It features fall leaf outlines you can color in oranges, reds and yellows.
Easy Fall Coloring Sheet: This one is also very simple, but it includes a cute little bird on a branch. The lines are thick, so it’s very easy for young children to color.
Simple Hello Autumn: This one is very simple and features a friendly acorn.
Monday Mandala
This site offers a variety of mandalas for every occasion, including ones that are perfect for autumn. You’ll find them in different sizes, but they all have similar designs. These are perfect for kids who enjoy mandalas, and there are even some that include holiday themes.
Woodland Fox Relaxing Under Autumn Trees Coloring Sheet
This is another very simple design with lots of detail. The fox is very nicely drawn, and the trees have many branches to color in. The leaves are outlined in orange, yellow, and red.
Cute “Hello Fall” Coloring Page from Cute Coloring Pages for Kids
This one is more detailed than the previous two, but still very doable for younger kids. It includes pumpkins, happy acorns, and other autumn-themed elements.
The publisher says these are appropriate for ages 5-12, but I think they’re perfect for preschoolers, too. I’d probably skip the pumpkin if my daughter was really young, but the rest of the picture is pretty easy for her.
Download and Print the Pages
On Cute Coloring Pages for Kids, use the button beneath each sheet to download the PDF. On Monday Mandala, click an individual image to open its PDF. Just be sure to print it at 100% size so that the details show up clearly.
You’ll notice that the publisher states that their PDFs are designed to fit standard US Letter dimensions. They also state that they will fit A4 as well. So you won’t have to worry about resizing.
Copying and Distribution of the Pages
Cute Coloring Pages for Kids has an interesting copyright statement regarding copying and distribution of the pages.
They say that they allow you to copy and print the pages as many times as needed for your own children, students, after school groups, campers, church groups, etc. But you may not sell, email, share copies online, or distribute files for other purposes. You may, however, share links to the publisher’s page.
That means you could use the Cute Coloring Pages for Kids sheets for your own children, or for a group of children (like a classroom), but you cannot redistribute the files or share them online. If you want to share them, you must link to the publisher’s page.
It seems like this is specific to the Cute Coloring Pages for Kids website, so I wouldn’t assume that the same terms apply to the other sites. But since they’re all free printable coloring pages, I think it’s safe to assume that you can print them out for personal use, and you don’t need to worry about violating copyright laws.
Create a Coloring Table and Display Autumn Pictures
So if you’ve ever wanted to create a simple coloring table with a small choice of easy and detailed pages, now would be the time to get started. You can follow each publisher’s copying terms, and then suggest displaying the completed autumn pictures.
For example, ABCmouse.com has a great suggestion for using a coloring booth during the month of September:
Coloring Booth – Children and adults alike will enjoy sitting at this fun coloring booth, complete with chairs, containers of crayons and washable markers, and a disposable tablecloth. As you work, you’ll be surrounded by beautiful scenery, which adds inspiration and calmness to the activity.
And Monday Mandala has a great idea for displaying the completed autumn illustrations as seasonal wall art. You can display them from September through November.
Are you looking for more printable coloring pages? If you prefer a cat scene, check out Cat by a Paper Lantern. This particular page shows a cat standing beside a decorated paper lantern, with maple leaves overhead. It’s listed as a medium difficulty level.
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