Golden stalks swaying and plump kernels waiting fill these 30 corn coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection celebrates the wholesome bounty and vibrant life of the cornfield!
Simply click any image below to open the free PDF. These pages are US letter sized but also print beautifully on A4, so happy coloring!
Once your little artists have filled their corn coloring pages with vibrant hues, don't let those masterpieces just pile up! Turn them into fun and affordable crafts with these creative ideas.
Cut out several colored corn cobs, making them about 3-4 inches tall. Glue each corn cob to a thin strip of construction paper or a pipe cleaner, shaped into a loop that fits snugly around a finger. Now your corn cobs can “talk” and put on a silly harvest show!
Carefully cut out various colored corn cobs and individual corn stalks from your completed pages. Punch a hole at the top of each cutout. Thread yarn or string through the holes, alternating between cobs and stalks, to create a festive garland perfect for autumn decoration.
Gather small, empty paper boxes (like clean milk cartons or craft boxes). Cut out fun corn shapes or kernels from your colored pages. Glue these onto the boxes to create decorative “popcorn” themed treat holders, perfect for a movie night or harvest party.
Team up for a giant corn maze! Have each child cut out multiple corn stalks from their colored pages. Together, glue these stalks onto a large piece of poster board or butcher paper, arranging them to form a winding maze. See if you can navigate your way through the corny path!
Cut out long, thin corn cob shapes from your colored pages. Reinforce them by gluing them to a piece of cardstock. For durability, cover both sides with clear packing tape or laminate them, then write a “corny” joke on the back with a marker.
Cut out several colored corn cobs, trying to use a variety of colors to mimic Indian corn. Glue these cobs onto a sturdy cardboard circle or oval base, overlapping slightly to create a cluster. Attach a loop of string or ribbon to the back for hanging on a doorknob or wall.
Cut out a vibrant corn cob from one of your colored pages. Glue it securely onto a wide craft stick or a popsicle stick for a handle. If desired, cut out a second matching corn cob to glue on the back, making a sturdy, two-sided hand fan to keep cool on warm days.
Use an empty shoebox turned on its side as your diorama base. Cut out several colored corn stalks and cobs. Glue green construction paper to the bottom for grass and blue for the sky, then stand up your cut-out corn to create a miniature cornfield scene.
Cut out a large, colored corn cob shape from your page. Glue it onto cardstock and cover it with clear packing tape or laminate it. Use dry-erase markers to draw individual kernels or place real dried corn kernels onto the cob, using it as a fun counting and sorting activity.
Cut out small, elongated corn cob shapes, about 2-3 inches tall, from your colored pages. Wrap each shape around the top of a pencil, securing it with a small piece of tape or a dot of glue. Now your pencils have a fun, corny decoration!
