20 terrific Thanksgiving turkey coloring pages for some free printable holiday fun
Right here, you can download and print out one or more of these dozen turkey coloring pages for your very own holiday celebration.
Happy Thanksgiving sign
Print and color this Happy Thanksgiving sign, then put it on your front door!
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Thanksgiving Pilgrim hat: Color by symbol
Use the code to color in this Pilgrim's hat for Thanksgiving! (Just click the image to get a larger print-ready version.)
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12 tiny pumpkins
Twelve pumpkins and so many possibilities! Turn these 12 tiny pumpkins into Jack o'lanterns for Halloween, use them as gift tags or on party favors, t... See it!
A big blank pumpkin to color
This big blank pumpkin is just waiting to be turned into a Jack o'lantern for Halloween! Or maybe it's just sitting in a pumpkin patch or on a Thanksg... See it!
Thanksgiving cornucopia
Here's a Thanksgiving cornucopia -- the horn of plenty -- to help get ready for this fall holiday!
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3 little pumpkins
Make these three little pumpkins into small Jack o'lanterns for Halloween! You can also create your own mini pumpkin patch, or turn them into autumn h... See it!
Pilgrim with Thanksgiving Horn of Plenty
Celebrate Thanksgiving with this Pilgrim along with a cornucopia - also known as a Horn of Plenty!
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Thanksgiving dinner table
A cartoon pilgrim and Native American share a turkey at the Thanksgiving dinner table! (Just click the image to get a larger print-ready version.)
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First Thanksgiving
This first Thanksgiving coloring page -- featuring the Pilgrims and Native Americans enjoying their feast together -- is all ready for some colorful i... See it!
Vintage Thanksgiving cornucopia
Here's the cover of a 1961 Thanksgiving dinner menu, featuring a horn of plenty (aka a cornucopia) from the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City.
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Turkey and Pilgrims
Have some fun with this drawing of some Turkey and a Pilgrims, ready to enjoy his feast!
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Thanksgiving pilgrims
Here's a drawing from the First Thanksgiving, with a Pilgrim and a Native American sharing the harvest.
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