Thanksgiving gets even more fun when Bluey, Bingo, pumpkins, pies, turkeys, and autumn leaves all end up at the coloring table. This collection of Bluey Thanksgiving coloring pages includes 20 printable designs with a mix of family moments, Thanksgiving food, outdoor fall scenes, and playful holiday ideas.
Kids can color Bluey carrying a Thanksgiving turkey, Bingo with pumpkin pie, the Heeler family having dinner together, and plenty of other seasonal scenes. Some pages have one large character and a few simple objects, while others include a fuller Thanksgiving setting.
Print a favorite page for a quick afternoon activity, or print the complete set for Thanksgiving week.
20 Printable Bluey Thanksgiving Coloring Pages
There are 20 different pages in the collection, so kids can move between food, family, pumpkins, leaves, and funny Thanksgiving scenes without coloring the same setup again and again.
Thanksgiving Coloring Time With Bluey and Bingo
A holiday coloring session works well when kids already recognize the characters and can choose a scene that catches their attention. Bluey and Bingo give the collection a familiar starting point, while pumpkins, turkey dinners, pies, corn, and falling leaves bring in the Thanksgiving theme.
The pages can also fill those quieter parts of Thanksgiving Day. Kids can color while dinner is cooking, during a family gathering, after finishing another activity, or while adults are setting the table.
For a longer activity, print several designs and let each child choose a different one. The finished pages can be placed on the refrigerator, added to a Thanksgiving craft display, or taken home after a family gathering.
Print the Pages You Want
Each design is available as its own printable page, so there is no need to print all 20 at once. Pick one or two for a short coloring session, or save the full set for several days of Thanksgiving activities.
Before printing, open the page or PDF and check the print preview. If part of the border sits too close to the edge of the paper, choose Fit to Page or Fit to Printable Area in the printer settings.
Regular printer paper works well with crayons and colored pencils. Kids who want to use markers may prefer slightly heavier paper so the ink is less likely to show through.
Thanksgiving Colors to Try
There is plenty of room to use traditional fall colors across these pages. Pumpkins can be orange, cream, yellow, pale green, or even a mix of colors. Autumn leaves work well with reds, oranges, yellows, browns, and muted greens.
Turkey feathers give kids another chance to mix colors. Browns and tans are an easy choice, but there is no reason to keep every turkey realistic. Kids can use bright feather colors or give each tail feather a different shade.
For the food pages, pumpkin pie can have an orange-brown filling with a golden crust, corn can use yellow and green, and harvest baskets can combine several fall colors. Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, and Chilli can be colored using their familiar character colors or any combination the child prefers.
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A Simple Activity for Thanksgiving Morning
Thanksgiving morning can involve a lot of waiting for children while food is being prepared. A few printed coloring pages, crayons, pencils, and a clear spot at the table can keep them occupied without requiring a complicated craft setup.
One easy idea is to let each child choose a page before breakfast and finish it sometime during the day. Another option is to place several pages on a small activity table so children can switch designs whenever they want.
The turkey balloon, pumpkin patch, pie, and leaf-pile pages are especially handy when you want a page with one clear main scene and plenty of room for coloring.
Use Them for a Thanksgiving Kids’ Table
If you are setting up a separate table for younger guests, place a few Bluey Thanksgiving coloring pages beside the crayons before everyone sits down. Children can start coloring while they wait for food or return to the pages after eating.
Different designs also make it easier for siblings and cousins to choose their own page. One child might want Bluey with the turkey balloon, while another may prefer Bingo in the leaves or the whole family having Thanksgiving dinner.
The finished sheets can stay on the table as homemade decorations for the rest of the gathering.
Classroom and Preschool Thanksgiving Activity
These printables can also fit into a Thanksgiving classroom activity. Teachers can print several designs and let children choose the scene they want to color during quiet work time or a seasonal activity period.
Pages with pumpkins, corn, leaves, turkeys, and harvest food can sit alongside other autumn lessons and crafts. Children can also talk about the objects they recognize while they color, which gives the activity a simple seasonal connection without turning it into a worksheet.
For younger groups, pages with fewer objects may be easier to finish during a short class period. Children who enjoy spending longer on a page can choose one of the family dinner, picnic, baking, or cooking scenes.
Turn Finished Pages Into Thanksgiving Decorations
Finished coloring sheets do not have to go straight into a folder. They can become simple decorations around the house or classroom.
A child can place a favorite page near the Thanksgiving table, tape several finished sheets together for a small wall display, or give one to a parent, grandparent, teacher, or friend.
Another easy idea is to color several pages during the week leading up to Thanksgiving and add a new one to the refrigerator each day. By Thanksgiving Day, the collection becomes a small display of the child’s own holiday artwork.
Crayons, Colored Pencils, or Markers?
Crayons are a good choice for children who like filling larger spaces quickly. Colored pencils give better control around faces, food, leaves, and smaller details.
Markers create stronger colors, especially on pumpkins and autumn leaves, but heavier paper is useful if the markers tend to bleed through normal printer paper.
Kids can also mix supplies on the same page. A pumpkin might be colored with crayons while pencils are used for smaller leaves and character details.
There is no required color scheme, so children can keep the characters close to their usual colors or make their own version.
Make a Small Thanksgiving Coloring Book
Printing the complete collection gives you an easy homemade Thanksgiving coloring book. Arrange the pages in any order, stack them together, and staple or clip one side.
Kids can work through the book during Thanksgiving week instead of trying to finish everything in one day. The mix of indoor scenes, outdoor scenes, food, pumpkins, turkeys, and family moments keeps the pages from feeling too repetitive.
A homemade coloring book can also be useful for a road trip, holiday visit, classroom activity, or a quiet afternoon at home.
Which Page Should Kids Color First?
A good first choice depends on what the child already likes. Kids who enjoy Bluey and Bingo together may want to begin with the pumpkin, corn, baking, or pie-sharing pages.
Children who like Thanksgiving food can start with the turkey dinner, pumpkin pie, baking, or family cooking scenes. The pumpkin patch and leaf-pile pages are good picks for kids who prefer outdoor fall scenes.
For something sillier, try the turkey balloon or the matching turkey hats.
Save the Full Set for Thanksgiving Week
You do not have to use all 20 pages on Thanksgiving Day. Spreading them across several days gives children a fresh activity each time.
Print a pumpkin page one afternoon, a baking page while preparing holiday treats, and a family dinner page closer to Thanksgiving. Keeping a few pages aside also gives you something ready for a rainy afternoon or an unexpected quiet period during a family visit.
More Thanksgiving Coloring Fun
These Bluey Thanksgiving coloring pages bring together familiar Bluey characters and classic Thanksgiving scenes in one printable collection. With 20 designs to choose from, kids can color pumpkins, turkeys, pies, autumn leaves, family meals, baking scenes, and outdoor fall activities throughout the holiday season.
Choose a favorite page, print a few for the kids’ table, or keep the complete set ready for Thanksgiving week.
