Thanksgiving Pilgrim Coloring Pages 2026 (8 Free Printable PDFs)
Thanksgiving 2026 pilgrim coloring pages, all original line art: a pilgrim boy with a pumpkin and a pilgrim girl with a basket of corn, an easy pilgrim hat and pumpkin for toddlers, a pilgrim hat with autumn leaves, a cute turkey in a pilgrim hat hugging a pumpkin, another turkey in a pilgrim hat, a kitten in a pilgrim hat with pumpkin pie, a colonial pilgrim village with a fenced corn garden and a detailed Mayflower-style 17th-century sailing ship for teens and adults. They work well alongside a history lesson about the Plymouth colony in 1620 and 1621. Print in A4 or US Letter or color online. In the autumn of 1621 the Plymouth colonists held a three-day harvest feast that is remembered as the first Thanksgiving. About 90 Wampanoag people led by Massasoit took part. These first Thanksgiving coloring pages show the pilgrims' side of that story: the ship, the village and corn garden, and pilgrim children with the harvest. Click any page for a large preview, or tick Add to bundle to download several pages as one PDF (A4 or US Letter).
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458 KB (Letter) Β· 458 KB (A4) Β· 9 pages incl. contents page
Printing tips
- Choose A4 outside North America and US Letter in the US and Canada. Both PDFs keep safe margins.
Every page in this collection
- Kitten in a Pilgrim Hat with Pumpkin Pie: A cute kitten wearing a pilgrim hat sits beside a slice of pumpkin pie and autumn leaves.
- Pilgrim Boy and Girl with a Pumpkin and Corn: A pilgrim boy holding a pumpkin and a pilgrim girl with a basket of corn stand among falling autumn leaves.
- Easy Pilgrim Hat and Pumpkin: A simple buckled pilgrim hat, a round pumpkin and a leaf with thick lines for toddlers.
- Mayflower-Style Pilgrim Sailing Ship: A detailed 17th-century Mayflower-style sailing ship with full sails crosses the waves with seagulls overhead, for adults.
- Pilgrim Village with a Corn Garden: Timber-framed cottages in a colonial pilgrim village stand behind a fenced garden of tall corn and pumpkins.
- Cute Turkey in a Pilgrim Hat with a Pumpkin: A cute turkey in a buckled pilgrim hat hugs a pumpkin surrounded by maple leaves.
- Turkey with a Pilgrim Hat: A happy turkey wearing a tall buckle hat, with big fan tail feathers to color in every fall shade.
- Pilgrim Hat with Autumn Leaves: A buckled pilgrim hat surrounded by falling leaves and acorns.
Pilgrim coloring pages FAQ
Who were the Pilgrims?
The Pilgrims were English settlers who sailed to North America on the Mayflower in 1620 and founded Plymouth Colony in what is now Massachusetts. Their 1621 harvest feast with the Wampanoag people is remembered as an early Thanksgiving.
Is the ship the real Mayflower?
It is an original drawing of a Mayflower-style 17th-century merchant sailing ship, not an exact copy. No detailed plans of the real Mayflower survive.
Which pilgrim page is easiest?
The easy pilgrim hat and pumpkin has thick outlines and big shapes for ages 2-4. The turkey in a pilgrim hat is another easy pick.
Is there a detailed pilgrim page for adults?
Yes. The Mayflower-style sailing ship has rigging, sails and waves full of fine detail, and the pilgrim village with its corn garden suits older kids and adults.
Are they free?
Yes. Every page is a free A4 and US Letter PDF with no signup.
What was the first Thanksgiving?
It was a harvest feast held by the Plymouth colonists in the autumn of 1621, after their first corn harvest. About 90 Wampanoag people led by Massasoit joined them, and the celebration lasted about three days. Pilgrim pages such as the village with its corn garden and the pilgrim children with pumpkins and corn fit a first Thanksgiving lesson.