Free Pumpkin Printables: 9 Fun Pages for Kids
Free pumpkin printables give you nine ready-to-print pages of fall games, coloring sheets, and scavenger hunts. I made this set for pumpkin patch trips, classroom parties, and rainy October afternoons at home. Below I walk through every page, what you need to print it, and how I use each one.
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I keep my free printable Halloween games and camping game printable in the same folder. Both print on plain paper, just like these pumpkin pages.
Quick Glance
- Pages: 9 printable pages in one PDF
- Ages: toddlers up to about 10
- You need: a printer, paper, crayons, and dice
- Prep: print and go, no cutting required
- Cost: free for personal and classroom use
Reasons You’ll Love These Free Pumpkin Printables
- Nine pages, not one. Most free pumpkin printables online are a single coloring sheet. This pack has nine.
- Sized for a pumpkin patch clipboard. I print the scavenger hunt and clip it before we leave the house.
- Two dice games included. Pumpkin Dash and Roll A Pumpkin both play with one die.
- Black and white by design. Line art prints cheaply, so a classroom set will not drain your ink.
- Laminate once, reuse every October. I laminate the boards and pull the same folder out each fall.
What You Need to Print These Pumpkin Printables
- Printer. Any home printer works, or print them at Staples.
- Paper. Plain 8.5 by 11 inch paper, or cardstock for the game board.
- Crayons or markers.
- One die per player for Pumpkin Dash and Roll A Pumpkin.
- Tokens for the board game. Coins work fine.
- Scissors if you want to cut out the coloring pages.
What Is In This Printable Pumpkin Set
Here is what you will find in this free pumpkin printables set. Grab some plain printer paper and let the kids work through the pages. I like to set out a slice of pumpkin pie while they color.
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Pumpkin Patch Scavenger Hunt
The scavenger hunt lists fall items to find, like a crooked stem or a hay bale. I print it, clip it to a clipboard, and hand out a crayon in the car. It reads best from about age five up.
For younger kids, I read the list out loud and let them point. They still get to mark the boxes off.
Pumpkin Dash
Pumpkin Dash is a printable pumpkin board game for two to four players. Players pass the die and race along the track to the last pumpkin. I print this one on cardstock so the edges hold up.
Set a finish rule before the first roll. It saves an argument at the end.
Roll A Pumpkin
Roll A Pumpkin is a dice drawing game. You roll, and the number tells you which part of the pumpkin to draw. I print two copies so my kids can race each other.
Play it slowly with little ones and let them take their time on each piece.
Fall Coloring Sheets
The coloring sheets are simple line art for markers, crayons, or colored pencils. I use them for quiet time and for kids who are not ready for the hunt.
Take the shapes outside and copy them in sidewalk chalk. It stretches one page into a whole afternoon.
Tips for Printing These Pumpkin Printables
- Print at 100 percent scale, not fit-to-page, so the game board keeps its edges.
- Use cardstock for Pumpkin Dash. Regular paper curls after a few rounds.
- Laminate the scavenger hunt and mark it with a dry-erase marker.
- Print two copies of Roll A Pumpkin so siblings can race.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Making Printable Pumpkin Activities
- Scaling the PDF down. Fit-to-page shrinks the board and cuts off the edges.
- Handing a toddler the scavenger hunt. Give them the coloring page instead.
- Printing in color. These pages are line art, so color mode just burns ink.
- Starting Pumpkin Dash with no finish rule. Decide who wins before the first roll.
Fall Party Ideas That Use These Printables
- Decor. Orange, yellow, and brown, plus hay bales and leaves. Let the kids color the sheets and hang them up.
- Game stations. Run the scavenger hunt outside and Roll A Pumpkin at a table.
- Food. Serve Pumpkin Snickerdoodles, Mini Pumpkin Pop Tarts, and ghost Halloween cupcakes. Add large Halloween marshmallow pops and fall Chex party snack mix for grazing.
- Drinks. Build a station with pumpkin drinks and homemade pumpkin pie spice.
- Craft table. Crayons, markers, scissors, and the coloring sheets in one spot.
How to Store and Reuse These Printables
- Storing. Keep the printed pages in a labeled folder with the dice and tokens.
- Reusing. Laminate the boards and the hunt, then write on them with dry-erase markers.
- Saving the file. Download the PDF to your phone so you can reprint next fall.
FAQs
Yes. I use the coloring sheets and Roll A Pumpkin with my youngest. The scavenger hunt reads better around age five.
The scavenger hunt and Pumpkin Dash both work well in small groups. I laminate them so one set lasts the whole month.
Just crayons or markers and one die. Tokens help with the board game, but coins work fine.
Yes. I use plain 8.5 by 11 inch paper for the coloring pages. Cardstock holds up better for the game board.
Yes, it is free to download and print these pumpkin activities and coloring sheets. Please keep it to personal and classroom use. You cannot sell these printables as your own.
I use the printable in this pack, then hide the items or hunt for them at the pumpkin patch. Mark each one off as you find it.
More Fall Printable Ideas
Print the pack, grab a die, and you have a full afternoon of fall activities. I pull this same folder out every October.
