
Turkey and Autumn Leaves
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Turkeys with wide tail feathers sit alongside harvest baskets filled with pumpkins, corn, apples and pears. Other pages show people sharing a meal or making a card. Thanksgiving is on the fourth Thursday in November in the United States and the second Monday in October in Canada. Choose a picture to print or download as a free PDF.

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Choose by what you want to do with the paper. These are ordinary printable coloring pages; any notes are added by hand.

The broad tail feathers give you a place to repeat two colors. Leave the little feather and leaf details until last.
Turkey and Autumn Leaves →
The plate, napkin and blank name rectangle suggest a table activity. Write a name by hand; for a dedicated placemat layout, use the guide below.
Autumn Place Setting →
The tree has blank hanging tags. Write or draw one thought on a tag, or put a separate note beside the colored page. Sharing is optional.
Tree of Thanks →Use the tree shown here. Keep any tag you want to write on pale or uncolored so the message stays readable.
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Display the whole sheet with your handwritten message, or place a separate thank-you note beside it.
Try a turkey with broad feather shapes for an easy start. Harvest baskets and family scenes offer more objects to color and talk about together. For a small thank-you display, compare the horn-shaped harvest basket, bears sharing bread, child drawing a heart card and tree with blank leaf-shaped tags.
Color each turkey feather differently, or choose an autumn palette for the leaves. Add a handwritten note about something you are thankful for and share your picture with someone. Choose any of those four pictures and place a handwritten or drawn thank-you note on separate paper beside it. The tree is a regular coloring page with blank tags, not an online editable template; sharing the note is optional.