Turkey Disguised as a Scarecrow Coloring Page
A sneaky turkey hides in a straw hat and patched shirt, pretending to be a scarecrow in the cornfield.
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- Best for
- Ages 4–6
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Paper
- US Letter · fits A4
- Format
- Free PDF or PNG
Added
Use straw yellow for the hat and bright patches on the shirt, then give the tail feathers fall colors. Ask who is fooled by the disguise: the crow, the farmer or nobody at all.
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
Wearing a floppy hat and a patched shirt, a turkey stands before four tall corn stalks with its tail feathers fanned out behind. A small bird perches on the hat, and a pumpkin sits at each side.
Can you find?
- the floppy hat
- a small bird on the hat
- two patches on the shirt
- four corn stalks
- two pumpkins
- strips at the sleeves
Coloring ideas
- Give the two shirt patches different patterns, such as plaid squares in one and polka dots in the other, and add tiny dashes along the stitches.
- Shade the corn leaves in two greens by pressing harder along each curved edge, and keep the ears of corn at the tips of the stalks lighter.
Talk about it
- How many pumpkins can you find, and which one would you pick to carry home?
- The little bird sits right on top of the hat with its beak open: what do you think it is saying to the turkey?
