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September Coloring Pages

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

September theme

Back to school, autumn leaves and apples

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.

Sleeping cat in a reading corner with books, a backpack and a blank frame above.Autumn School Reading CornerAdd September →

Local holidays in 2026

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

Labor Day →

Explore everyday work through coloring pages of bakers, chefs, healthcare workers, firefighters and a teacher reading to children. Gardening, birdhouse building and a community picnic add other ways to talk about helping out, with both roomy shapes and detailed scenes to print.

Four panels follow a chef rolling dough, adding toppings, baking and presenting a pizza.A Chef Makes PizzaFirefighter kneeling beside a hydrant with a wrench, hose and toolboxFirefighter Inspecting a HydrantTwo firefighters studying a street map, one pointing and the other holding a notebookFirefighters at the Planning Table
  • · United States

Teachers’ Day →

Children give teachers flowers, cards, bookmarks and seedlings in these thank-you scenes. The collection also includes owl and rabbit classrooms, floral wreaths, reading, art, music and science scenes. Teachers’ Day dates vary by country; in China it is September 10.

A child gives a heart-decorated bookmark to a teacher beside an open book.A Handmade Bookmark for a TeacherA teacher and children admire a classroom mural decorated with hearts, flowers and handprints.Our Teacher Appreciation MuralA boy and his male English teacher practice a greeting with a Hello card and a handmade heart card.A Boy Thanks His English Teacher
  • · China

Grandparents’ Day →

Print warm scenes of grandparents and children reading, gardening, making gifts and playing together. Choose a simple moment or a more detailed family scene.

A grandfather and granddaughter hold apples beside two wooden crates on a table beneath a fruiting apple tree.Sorting Apples with GrandfatherGrandma and a girl watch two birds through a window while a cat sleeps nearby.Watching Birds with GrandmaGrandpa and a boy paint a birdhouse decorated with flowers, a heart and a bird.Painting a Birdhouse with Grandpa
  • · United States

National Cheeseburger Day →

National Cheeseburger Day is an informal US food celebration on September 18, not a public holiday. The cheeseburger adds a slice of cheese to the familiar burger, inspiring plenty of topping combinations. Explore simple burgers, picnic lunches and café scenes, and choose your own colors for each ingredient.

Two boys with cheeseburgers on a picnic blanket, one pointing at a butterflyBrothers' Cheeseburger PicnicTwo cheeseburgers, fries and glasses on a tray in a diner boothCheeseburgers in a Cozy Diner BoothBurger café counter with two cheeseburgers, vegetable bowls and three stoolsCozy Burger Café
  • · United States

Mid-Autumn Festival →

China's Mid-Autumn Festival falls on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month, so its Gregorian date changes each year. It is associated with the harvest, family reunions, moon-viewing and sharing mooncakes. Lanterns, rabbits and garden scenes offer gentle ways to explore these traditions through coloring.

Two children add paper shapes to a moon rabbit collage.Making a Moon Rabbit CollageA boy ties a gift ribbon while his father packs four mooncakes.Mooncake Gifts with DadA girl points at the full moon beside her mother holding mooncakes.Full Moon at the Window
  • · China

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 CarpetA boy arranges acorns and oak leaves on a string at an outdoor table, with a spool of twine beside him.Boy Making an Acorn GarlandA girl sits on a stump and studies an acorn with a magnifying glass, beside a collecting basket beneath oak branches.Girl Examining an Acorn

Learning & Discovery →

Color outline letters A–Z, digits 0–9 and pictures with shapes, repeating patterns or matching pairs. Choose a large letter or a simple counting picture, or explore more detailed garden and classroom scenes. On paper, count the objects, find a matching pair or use colors to highlight a repeating pattern.

Smiling boy sitting cross-legged with an open picture book, stars and a stack of books.Celebrating a boy's reading progressA girl sits on a stump and studies an acorn with a magnifying glass, beside a collecting basket beneath oak branches.Girl Examining an AcornA small oak shoot rises from a split acorn beside its loose cap, with fallen acorns and lobed leaves on the woodland floor.An Acorn Becomes an Oak Seedling

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