Gobbling greetings and autumn charm fill these 44 turkey coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This delightful collection celebrates the beloved bird of the harvest season, capturing its unique character and festive spirit!
These pages bring the charm of the turkey right to your fingertips, from images of majestic gobblers in the wild to scenes of playful cartoon turkeys, festive Thanksgiving feasts, and more!
To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.
All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Turkey Coloring Pages
Once those finished turkey coloring pages pile up, don't let them gather dust! Transform them into these easy and affordable turkey crafts.
1. Turkey Hand Puppet
Cut out your colored turkey, making sure it's roughly the size of your hand. Glue the turkey onto a small paper lunch bag. Add craft feathers or construction paper strips to the back for a lively tail, then slide your hand inside to make it gobble!
2. Wobbly Turkey Table Sitter
Cut out your completed turkey, focusing on the body. Accordion-fold a strip of construction paper or cardstock to create a spring. Glue one end of the spring to a small cardboard base and the other to the back of your turkey for a fun, wobbly centerpiece.
3. Feathery Fan Turkey
Cut out your colorful turkey body from the page. On a separate piece of poster board or cardstock, draw a large fan shape for the tail feathers. Decorate the fan with pipe cleaners, glitter, or additional construction paper “feathers” before gluing your turkey body onto it to complete your majestic fan.
4. Thankful Turkey Mobile
Cut out your turkey from the coloring page. Punch a hole at the top and bottom of the turkey body. Cut strips of construction paper, writing things you're thankful for on each, then attach them to the bottom of the turkey with string. Hang your thankful turkey mobile from a craft stick or small hanger for a heartwarming display.
5. Turkey Door Hanger
Carefully cut out your finished turkey. For durability, glue it onto a piece of cardboard or poster board, then cut around the shape again. Punch a hole at the top and thread a ribbon or piece of yarn through to create a festive turkey door decoration for any room.
6. Pinecone Turkey Friends
Cut out the head and body shape of your colored turkey. Find a sturdy pinecone to serve as the turkey's main body. Glue the turkey head to the front of the pinecone and use construction paper or real craft feathers glued into the pinecone scales to create a vibrant tail.
7. Turkey Napkin Rings
Cut out smaller turkey shapes or just the turkey heads from your colored pages. Cut toilet paper rolls into 1-inch rings. Glue your turkey cut-outs to the front of these cardboard rings, adding small construction paper feathers or a wattle for extra flair, perfect for your Thanksgiving table.
8. Turkey Mask
Cut out the turkey's face and head from your colored page, ensuring it's large enough to cover a child's face. Reinforce it by gluing to cardstock. Punch holes on either side and attach elastic string or ribbon, or simply glue it to a popsicle stick for a handheld mask.
9. Turkey Tail Placemat
Cut out the body of your colored turkey. On a large sheet of construction paper or craft foam, draw and cut out a wide, fanned tail shape. Glue your turkey body onto the tail. For durability, cover the entire placemat with clear contact paper or laminate it for a festive mealtime accessory.
10. Gobble Garland
Cut out several completed turkey pictures from your coloring pages. Using a hole punch, make two holes near the top of each turkey. Thread string, yarn, or ribbon through the holes, spacing the turkeys evenly to create a cheerful turkey garland to hang.