Autumn Colouring Pages

Can you spot the pumpkin on this fun autumn-themed colouring page?

This cat is having a busy day sweeping up leaves! A lovely autumnal colouring activity for the children to enjoy...

Have you ever seen a cat sitting on the top of a fence like the one in this fun autumn colouring page? If you have, I don't expect he was wearing a woolly hat and scarf and catching falling autumn leaves!

The little cat in this cute autumn colouring picture is obviously enjoying a rainy afternoon! Look at the grin on his face!

This funny autumn colouring page shows a handsome cat with a bouquet of autumn leaves instead of flowers, ready for delivery!

Colour in this fun autumn colouring page - showing a handsome cat collecting mushrooms. Will he cook them up for supper? Perhaps a nice bowl of mushroom risotto, a mushroom omelette or mushrooms on toast!

Colour in this beautiful autumn colouring page without having to colour in the background, which we have pre-filled with a pale blue autumnal sky!

Older children will enjoy colouring in all the intricate little designs on these autumn doodle colouring bookmarks! Print onto card for the best result, especially if you are planning to colour in with felt tips.

This simple colouring page is a great representation of the autumn equinox. You could use greens for the summer leaves then autumn colours for the falling leaves...

This is definitely an autumn colouring page that will appeal to older children and adults, with a lovely autumnal quote and a huge amount of detail to colour in.

"Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower". This fabulous colouring page might be one of our most detailed designs here on Activity Village, and it makes a perfect, relaxing activity for anyone who loves Autumn.

Reds, yellows and oranges are the perfect shades to colour the second of our autumn leaf colouring pages.

Colour in the oak leaf for autumn. It makes a useful template for crafts, too.

Colour this collection of leaves for autumn / fall. It's a simple colouring page, but it works for all ages. Older children can concentrate on shading and blending autumn colours.

The children in this charming autumn colouring picture are playing in a big pile of leaves with their dog and having a great time! Also available as Autumn play story paper.

Colour this tree for autumn - paying special attention to the pile of leaves beneath it!

Here's an autumn wreath colouring page with a difference - we've coloured in the background in autumnal colours, so the kids don't have to! They will still enjoy colouring the pumpkins, leaves, hedgehogs and umbrellas!

This colouring page shows a boy who has been having fun playing in a big pile of autumn leaves! Younger kids will enjoy colouring the picture in.

The children are enjoying the autumn, catching leaves off the trees, throwing piles of leaves up into the air, and generally having fun outdoors with their friends and puppy!

Kids can doodle patterns inside the leaves and in the background too, keeping it as simple as they like or really going to town! All ages can enjoy these autumnal Doodle Pattern Tiles!

Enjoy colouring in this page full of pretty autumn leaves, perhaps using shades of red, orange, yellow, gold and brown?

Is Autumn your favourite time of year? If so, you'll love this fantastic doodly autumn tree colouring page.

Colour in these lovely intricate Fall designs to make some extra special bookmarks. They make a great little gift for children to give to family members, especially with a special message on the back.

Have you ever tried to catch a leaf as it falls from the tree? We used to say it was good luck and have so much fun running around trying to catch as many as we could! Here's a lovely colouring page showing a boy catching falling leaves, with a big smile on his face!

Here's a cute field mouse colouring page to print and enjoy - part of our British wildlife theme.

Did you know that a group of foxes is known as a skulk, a leash or an earth? There is definitely a skulk of foxes in this foxes colouring page, all in a jumble. Once the kids have coloured them in, maybe they could count them...

Raking up autumn leaves may be hard work, but it is also quite fun and satisfying too - as long as nobody disturbs the pile! This colouring page shows a girl / woman raking up the leaves, and is perfect for younger children to colour in.

This fun "wreath" colouring page makes a perfect colour and cut out activity for younger children, and is fun to display for autumn or Harvest Festival. Colour the fruit and vegetables and scarecrow, and the background of wheat...

This cheeky cartoon squirrel is saying hello - and he's going to be fun to colour in!

Colour in all the pretty leaves on this frame and then write a poem, draw a picture or put anything you like inside! You could use greens for a spring/summer frame or browns, oranges, reds and yellows for an autumn frame. 

I wouldn't like to try and count all the mushrooms on this circle colouring page, but it looks like a lot of fun to colour them in! Perfect as an autumn colouring activity...

Here is a lovely "parliament" of owls to colour in, with all sorts of pretty details to keep you busy.

There's nothing quite like playing in a pile of autumn leaves - although whoever made the pile might not appreciate it too much! This fun colouring page shows a boy and girl sitting on their own pile of leaves.

Here's a fun colouring page showing a boy and girl raking the leaves during autumn / fall. It looks like they are having fun and I think the kids will have fun colouring this picture, too.

Print and colour this lovely scarecrow, standing guard over an autumn field.

Here's a squirrel colouring page - with the squirrel in its natural habitat - to print and enjoy.

Most squirrels gather nuts and acorns in autumn to keep them going through the winter. The funny cartoon squirrel on our colouring page is gathering flowers instead!

This is such a cute squirrel colouring page for the kids - complete with butterfly and acorn!

This colouring page is all about autumn! There's a squirrel collecting acorns and a toadstool to colour in, too.

This sunflower colouring page is aimed at younger children but you can use it in many different ways. How about using it as a collage base and gluing sunflower seeds to the middle circle, and crumpled tissue paper to the petals and leaves? It works as a template for all sorts of craft projects.

You can really go to town on the colouring of this sunflower wreath, using all sorts of shades of golds and yellows and browns. You could even use some collage for the centre of the sunflowers to give them texture.

There's lots of different wildlife to colour in on this beautiful circle colouring page, including foxes, owls, rabbits, deer and even a toadstool with a face!