Whole pumpkin, apple with a leaf, and an ear of corn with open husks.

Ready for your favorite colors

Pumpkin, Apple and Corn

A large pumpkin sits behind an apple and an ear of corn with peeled-back husks. Compare the broad pumpkin sections with the smaller rows of kernels.

easy

Paper size

Match the paper in your printer: US Letter or A4.

Make it yours

Text 10 / 40

Your words stay on this device. Leave any field blank to write by hand.

Print this page

Image

PNG image · 1024 × 1536 px
Print and PDF keep the full picture, with a 10 mm safe margin.
Activity: 1

Which option should I choose?

Print this page: Open the print page to check the layout and print now.
Save as PDF: Save a page laid out for your selected paper size, ready to print later.
Image (PNG): Save a PNG to use in another app. With no added text, this is the original line drawing.

Any text you add is included in the image, PDF and printout.

Help saving or finding your file →

Make a book with this pictureStart with the original artwork, then add more pages, words and a cover.

See a color idea for this picture ↓Make a page from your own photo ↓

Image & usage information

Source & license

ColorWillow · Personal & educational use

Third-party artwork keeps its original license. Follow the license shown for permitted uses.

For image permissions and sharing information, see usage rights.

The PDF uses the original image; it does not add resolution. See our printing guide for paper settings.

Send feedback

Three harvest foods, three warm colors

Give the pumpkin, apple and corn a color each. Their stems, leaves and husks stay white.

Numbered original

Back to print and download →

Orange pumpkin behind a red apple and yellow corn, with stems, leaf, husks and background white. — Digital coloring example

1. Orange — pumpkin
2. Red — apple
3. Yellow — corn kernels

Fill the pumpkin’s broad sections orange. Keep its stem white.
Color the apple red, leaving its stem and leaf white.
Color the corn kernels yellow, keeping the wrapping husks and cut stalk white.

Orange, red and yellow separate the three foods. Black ribs and kernel outlines remain clear.

Explore related collections

Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is observed on the fourth Thursday in November in the United States and the second Monday in October in Canada. It is associated with giving thanks, harvest foods and gathering for a meal. Turkey and harvest pictures can start a conversation about the people and everyday things children appreciate.

Compare pictures in Thanksgiving →

Holidays

Christmas trees, Halloween costumes, harvest baskets and heart-shaped cards appear across these collections. Choose a celebration first, then compare single subjects with busier scenes. Download a picture or a free PDF to color on paper.

Bold Outlines

Free printable coloring pages with bold main outlines, from animals and flowers to rockets, treats and cozy rooms.

Fall

Autumn leaves, acorns, squirrels, apples and pumpkins fill these pages. Pick a single acorn or a squirrel holding one for larger spaces, or explore the leaf veins and basket weave in harvest scenes. After printing, try yellow, orange and red on the leaves and compare their different shapes.

Food & Baking

Fruit, vegetables, bread, cakes, pizza, burgers and ice cream fill these food coloring pages. Explore single foods, baking scenes, picnics and food stalls, then download or print a favorite.