Free Fall Coloring Pages for Kids
These free fall coloring pages turn a short autumn story into a six-page printable coloring book for kids.
Each page continues the adventure with seasonal scenes featuring pumpkins, falling leaves, forest animals, and other familiar signs of fall. Kids can color the pictures while reading the story themselves or listening as you read it aloud.
My son enjoyed having characters and a story to follow rather than six unrelated pictures. It kept him interested, while still providing the calm, low-prep activity I needed.
The pages work well for storytime, quiet mornings, classroom reading activities, or an easy addition to a fall unit.

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What’s Included in the Fall Coloring Story
The printable coloring pages contains six black-and-white pages that combine a short autumn story with pictures to color.
The story continues from one page to the next, encouraging kids to read in sequence rather than treating each sheet as a separate activity. The illustrations include pumpkins, woodland animals, trees, and other familiar fall scenes.
The pictures are simple enough for younger children to enjoy but still contain enough detail to hold the attention of older kids. Children can read the story independently, follow along as you read it aloud, or color the complete set during quiet time.

The pages are suitable for personal or classroom use. Scroll to the bottom of the post and enter your email to receive the printable PDF.
For another easy seasonal activity, try our fall color by number worksheets.

More Fall Coloring Pages and Activities
Continue the seasonal theme with these fall coloring sheets, printable games, and simple learning activities:
- Leaf coloring pages – Color different leaf shapes while learning to recognize common trees.
- Scarecrow coloring sheet – Complete a friendly harvest scene that pairs well with fall stories and seasonal lessons.
- September coloring pages – Eight designs featuring apples, pumpkins, leaves, woodland animals, sunflowers, school supplies, and a pirate scene.
- October coloring pages – Seasonal pictures featuring pumpkins, bats, leaves, and other familiar signs of October.
- Fall bookmarks to color – Color the autumn designs before using them with a favorite seasonal book.
- Fall bingo – A simple seasonal game for classrooms, family gatherings, or fall parties.
- Fall alphabet worksheets – Practice every letter of the alphabet with 26 fall-themed activity pages.
- Fall scavenger hunt – Look for leaves, acorns, pumpkins, and other seasonal objects outdoors.
Planning activities for later in the season? Our free Thanksgiving coloring pages include a complete set of designs for November.

Favorite Fall Books for Kids
A fall picture book works especially well with these coloring pages because kids can listen to the story while completing their own autumn illustrations. These are three we’ve particularly enjoyed:
- The Leaf Thief – This funny story follows a worried squirrel trying to discover who keeps stealing his leaves. It’s a good choice for discussing why leaves fall and noticing seasonal changes.
- Tree Full of Wonder – The rhyming text makes this an easy read-aloud, while the information about trees adds a little nature study without turning it into a formal lesson.
- Fletcher and the Falling Leaves – Fletcher worries when his tree begins losing its leaves, making this a gentle story about seasonal change. The woodland setting also pairs particularly well with the forest scenes in the coloring story.
We’ve returned to these books during several fall seasons. They’re easy additions to a seasonal book basket, read-aloud time, or a simple lesson about autumn.
For more suggestions, see our favorite books about the seasons for preschoolers.
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Last Updated on 31 August 2026 by Clare Brown











These will be fun to do in the Fall.