Autumn Leaves
EasyAges 3-9
A half-bare tree, drifting leaves, acorns and a squirrel. Lots of small shapes for warm autumn colours.
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Seasons Coloring Pages — Free Printables
10 printable sheets · Ages 3–9 · Easy detail
Seasons are the first pattern children notice in the natural world: leaves fall, then it gets cold, then things grow again. Colouring the same landscape in different seasons makes the cycle visible.
This starter set has an autumn page with falling leaves, acorns and a squirrel gathering food, and a winter page with a snowman, snowflakes and a sledge.
They work well as a pair on a wall, and children often want to add the missing two seasons themselves — a good extension activity.
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One PDF containing all 10 sheets, ready for US Letter or A4.
Open all 10 — PDFHow to use these coloring pages
- Choose a design from the grid below.
- Click the sheet to open the print-ready version in a new tab.
- Print it straight away, or save it to your device first.
- Set your printer to US Letter or A4 and choose “Fit to page”.
The coloring pages
Winter Snowman
MediumAges 3-9
A smiling snowman in hat and scarf with snowflakes and a sledge behind him.
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Spring Garden
MediumAges 3-9
Flowers blooming beside a watering can, with butterflies.
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Summer Beach
MediumAges 3-9
A sandcastle with a bucket, spade and beach umbrella.
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Learn About the Seasons
Why the seasons change
The Earth is tilted. As it travels round the Sun, first one half and then the other leans towards the light. The half that leans in gets longer days and more direct sunlight, and that is summer. Distance from the Sun has almost nothing to do with it.
Why leaves fall
In autumn, deciduous trees stop making the green chemical chlorophyll, which reveals the yellows and oranges that were there all along. Dropping the leaves saves water and prevents damage from snow and frost through the winter.
How animals get through winter
Some hibernate, slowing their bodies right down. Some migrate to warmer places. Some, like squirrels, simply plan: burying food in autumn and finding it again with a very good memory and a good nose.
More seasons coloring pages
Winter Woollies
MediumAges 3-9
Mittens, a woolly hat and a scarf laid out together.
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Apple Harvest
MediumAges 3-9
An apple tree full of fruit with a basket underneath.
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Sledging in the Snow
MediumAges 3-9
A sledge on a snowy hill with pine trees.
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Simple Sun and Flower
MediumAges 3-9
A big smiling sun above a simple flower.
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Frequently asked questions
- Are these coloring pages free?
- Yes, every sheet in this collection is free to print and download, with no account needed.
- Are there spring and summer pages too?
- Not yet in this collection — these two are the starter set. Children often enjoy drawing the missing seasons on the back of the sheets.
- Can I print these for a whole class?
- Yes. Teachers, childminders and homeschooling parents may print as many copies as they need for their own children. Selling the files or reposting them elsewhere online is not permitted.
- What paper should I print on?
- Plain 80–120 gsm US Letter or A4 paper works for crayons and coloured pencils. Choose 'Fit to page' in your print dialog. If your child uses felt tips or paint, step up to 160 gsm card so the colour does not bleed through.