November Coloring Pages

Make November colorful with printable pictures, editable month lettering and ideas for home or the classroom.

November theme

Acorns, harvests and cozy days

A little squirrel hugs an acorn beside its big fluffy tail.

Bat among Swirling Autumn Leaves

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A friendly bat flies over pumpkins and curling vines beside a fence and sunflower.

Add your month

Choose a picture and add editable, color-in month lettering. Keep the text in the template’s blank space, or position it freely on an ordinary picture. Download or print when ready.

A squirrel and hedgehog holding acorns beside a woven basket below a blank wooden sign.

Woodland Friends and AcornsAdd November →

Local holidays in 2026

Explore celebrations from different countries and regions. The location beside each date shows where the holiday is celebrated.

Mexico's Día de Muertos is traditionally observed on November 1 and 2 to remember loved ones who have died. The celebration brings together Indigenous and Christian traditions and is distinct from Halloween. Our child-friendly pages explore marigolds, papel picado, music and smiling calaveras with a warm, respectful tone.

Three round loaves of pan de muerto sit in a basket with a patterned cloth and marigolds.

Pan de Muerto and Flowers

A guitar rests beside a vase of marigolds and two candles under papel picado banners.

Guitar, Marigolds and Candles

A marigold-covered arch frames a garden path beneath two rows of papel picado decorations.

Marigold Arch and Paper Banners

November 1 – November 2 · Mexico

Diwali →

Print Diwali coloring pages with diya lamps, flower rangoli, sweets and family celebrations. Choose a simple drawing or a detailed festive scene.

An adult offers a box of square sweets to a child.

Sharing Barfi Sweets

A child and adult shape unlit clay lamps at a craft table.

Making Clay Diyas

Adults play a drum and guitar while children listen beneath lamp-shaped decorations.

Music for Diwali

November 8 · Singapore

Shichi-Go-San →

Shichi-Go-San is a Japanese tradition around November 15 celebrating children's growth at ages three, five and seven. Families may visit a shrine, wear kimono and give long chitose-ame sweets as wishes for a long, healthy life. Explore the clothing and candy-bag patterns while coloring.

A child and an adult in kimono hold hands on a garden bridge beneath maple leaves.

Autumn Walk for Shichi-Go-San

A smiling boy in a haori jacket and pleated hakama holds a candy bag beside a pine branch for Shichi-Go-San.

Boy in Festive Hakama

A tall chitose-ame candy bag decorated with a crane, a turtle and pine, with wrapped candy sticks beside it.

Chitose Candy Bag

November 15 · Japan

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.

Turkey with a fanned tail beside a fence and barn, with fallen leaves at its feet.

Turkey Beside a Barn

Turkey lowering its beak toward scattered seeds beside a bowl in the grass.

Turkey Pecking at Seeds

Turkey with a fanned tail between two pumpkins, with leaves and a fence.

Turkey in a Pumpkin Garden

November 26 · United States

Related collections

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.

A tipped woven basket and scattered acorns on oak leaves, with a pinecone and a forked twig.

Acorn Basket on an Oak Leaf Carpet

A boy arranges acorns and oak leaves on a string at an outdoor table, with a spool of twine beside him.

Boy Making an Acorn Garland

A girl sits on a stump and studies an acorn with a magnifying glass, beside a collecting basket beneath oak branches.

Girl Examining an Acorn

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.