These fall coloring pages explore the anatomy of fall and make the perfect addition to your next science or art lesson! Learn about the parts of an apple, pumpkin, and leaf with these free printable fall coloring pages! Pair it with these fall science experiments and fall craft activities!

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Printable Fall Coloring Pages

These printable fall coloring pages make an easy fall activity for kids. Download all three fall coloring pages in one PDF.

If you want to extend the learning, click on the headings below for more ideas about turning these printables into an easy science lesson. Plus, we have fun, hands-on fall activities that pair well with these fall coloring sheets!

Recommended Grade Level: K-2nd Grade

The Anatomy of Fall activity pages incorporate basic anatomical parts of an apple, pumpkin, and leaf in a simple and visual way, making it perfect for early elementary students who are beginning to learn about the natural world and the parts of plants.

The activity also aligns well with science lessons on plant life cycles, basic biology, and seasonal changes, offering a great complement to fall-themed unit studies for young learners.

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Parts of an Apple Coloring Page

Learn about the parts of an apple. Grab some real apples and cut them up so kids can examine them and name the parts.

Investigate different varieties of apples with an apple 5 senses activity.

Learn about the life cycle of an apple with our printable worksheets and apple activities!

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Parts of a Pumpkin Coloring Page

Learn about the parts of a pumpkin, what they look and feel like, and what parts are edible.

Let each student investigate the insides of a real pumpkin. Can you name each part?

Next, make some pumpkin slime using the pulp and seeds of a real pumpkin – kids love it!

For more fun with pumpkins, you can make this Pumpkin Volcano, do this Pumpkin Skittles experiment, or try this fun Puking Pumpkin experiment!

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Parts of a Leaf Coloring Page

Learn the names of the different parts of a leaf and their functions.

Try this simple leaf experiment to learn how water moves through the veins in a leaf.

Use real fall leaves to make a simple leaf painting using watercolor paints and white crayons as a resist.

Try this fun leaf salt painting with watercolors and salt.

Explore Fall Themes

What are your favorite fall themes? Apples, pumpkins, and leaves always come to find when fall rolls around!

Do you love to do apple art and crafts, build and tinker with apple STEM activities, and/or set up simple apple science experiments?

Or maybe you wait for the pumpkins to hit the markets for awesome pumpkin art and pumpkin science experiments.

Also, enjoy leaf art and crafts and a why do leaves change color project! There are so many fun activities for fall or autumn, including these free printable fall coloring pages for kids!

CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR PRINTABLE FALL COLORING PAGES!

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Printable Fall STEM Pack

  • This 200+ fall project page pack complements both the apple and pumpkin packs. There are no overlaps!
  • Perfect for K-5th classrooms and homeschooling! Many activities can be modified for preschool and older kiddos as well. 
  • 20+ Fall theme science and STEM activities with printable sheets, instructions, journal pages, and useful information all using easy-to-source materials perfect for limited time needs. Includes a fall theme engineering pack with fun, problem-based challenges for kids to solve
  • Leaf theme science activities include parts of a leaf, leaf coloring pages, leaf rubbing sheets, leaf graphing, and why leaves change colors information and lapbook! Go on a leaf scavenger hunt too.
  • Pinecone Pullout Pack: includes pinecone life cycle information, science investigations, and more.
  • Fall Screen Free Code Pack includes an introduction to binary code, algorithms, puzzles, and more!
  • Fall Art/STEAM projects, including famous artists and process art. 
  • Bonus Fall fun pack includes games and activities to round out your fall theme activities, such as brain breaks, Would You Rather cards, mystery math pictures, and more
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