Disguise a Turkey Template Coloring Page
A plain turkey outline with an empty body and tail, made for the disguise-a-turkey project: draw or glue on a costume so the turkey can hide.
Free to print for home, classroom, homeschool, library or camp, as many copies as you need. Please don't sell it or repost the file. Terms of use
- Best for
- Ages 4–6
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Paper
- US Letter · fits A4
- Format
- Free PDF or PNG
Added
Draw a costume right on the turkey, or color and cut out the pieces from the two costume sheets and glue them on. Then tell who your turkey is pretending to be.
This page is an original FreeColorPrintable design: AI-assisted line art made from a written brief and checked before publishing, with bold outlines for ages 4–6. How we make our pages
In this picture
A plain turkey stands facing forward with a round empty body, two wings and seven smooth tail feathers fanned out behind its head. Its face has two dot eyes, a small beak and a wattle, and nothing else is drawn.
Can you find?
- seven empty tail feathers
- two dot eyes
- a small beak
- the wattle
- two plain wings
- three-toed feet
Coloring ideas
- Draw a costume straight onto the round body, such as a shirt with buttons, an apron or a superhero suit, before you color anything.
- Glue on pieces from the two costume sheets, then color the turkey around them so the disguise stands out.
- Fill the seven tail feathers with patterns, or hide them behind a paper cape or a big hat.
Talk about it
- Who is your turkey pretending to be, and what might give the disguise away?
- Count the tail feathers, then decide which ones your costume will cover.
