52 Free Scarecrow Coloring Pages

If you love fall activities, cozy pumpkin patches, and the harvest season, then you’re going to enjoy this big collection of scarecrow coloring pages! These free printable sheets capture the charm of friendly scarecrows standing guard in cornfields, sitting on hay bales, and even celebrating with pumpkins and autumn leaves. Whether you’re looking for something fun for your kids, a seasonal classroom activity, or a relaxing way to get into the fall spirit, these coloring sheets are the perfect fit.

On this page, you’ll find a wide variety of scarecrow coloring pages, from simple outlines for preschoolers to more detailed designs for older kids and adults. Some show scarecrows with patchwork clothes, while others include fall animals like crows, squirrels, or owls keeping them company. These printable PDF coloring sheets are a fun way to celebrate autumn while getting creative with your favorite colors.

How to Use the Printable Scarecrow Coloring Pages

Getting started is super easy! Just click on any of the scarecrow coloring page images, and a PDF will open in a new tab. From there, you can choose to print the coloring sheet right away or save it to your computer for later. These free printable PDFs are sized for standard US letter paper, but they also work perfectly on A4 paper if you’re outside the US.

Once printed, you can color the scarecrow pages with crayons, markers, colored pencils, or even paint. If you prefer digital coloring, you can open the PDF on an iPad or tablet and use a drawing app. That way, you can enjoy these free scarecrow coloring sheets in whichever way works best for you.

Fun Things To Do With Your Scarecrow Coloring Pages

Coloring is just the beginning! Once you’ve finished your scarecrow coloring sheets, you can turn them into fun fall crafts, classroom projects, or decorations for your home. Below are some creative and easy ideas you can try.

1. Scarecrow Paper Puppets

Turn your colored scarecrow pages into paper puppets. After coloring, cut out the scarecrow carefully. Then, glue it onto a popsicle stick or straw. Kids can use these scarecrow puppets to put on a little fall-themed puppet show. You can even make a whole farmyard cast by combining scarecrow pages with animal coloring sheets.

2. Harvest Garland

Make a festive fall garland using your completed scarecrow coloring sheets. Print a few different designs, color them in, and cut out the scarecrows. Punch small holes at the top and string them together with yarn or twine. Hang the garland on a mantel, across a classroom wall, or in a window to add a cheerful autumn touch.

3. Scarecrow Storybook

Encourage kids to use the scarecrow coloring pages to create their own storybook. Print out several sheets, and after coloring them, staple them together like a booklet. On each page, children can write a short sentence or two about what the scarecrow is doing. This activity makes a fun literacy project for teachers and homeschool parents.

4. Scarecrow Gift Bags

If you’re hosting a fall party, you can turn your scarecrow coloring sheets into unique gift bags. Print the designs, let kids color them, then glue the finished pages onto plain brown paper lunch bags. Fill the bags with candy, small toys, or autumn treats. Each bag becomes a one-of-a-kind goodie bag decorated by hand.

5. Fall Window Decorations

Scarecrows make perfect window art for the autumn season. Once your coloring sheet is finished, cut it out and tape it to a sunny window. For an extra special effect, trace the scarecrow outline onto wax paper and use markers to create a “stained glass” look. When sunlight shines through, it makes a beautiful fall decoration.

6. Farmyard Collage

Combine your scarecrow coloring pages with other farm-themed sheets (like barns, corn stalks, pumpkins, and animals) to make a giant harvest collage. Tape the finished pages onto a large poster board and arrange them into a farm scene. This project works well as a classroom bulletin board or a big family activity at home.

7. Scarecrow Greeting Cards

Turn your colored pages into handmade greeting cards. Simply fold a piece of cardstock in half, cut out your colored scarecrow, and glue it to the front. Inside, write a seasonal message like “Happy Fall!” or “Harvest Blessings.” These make sweet cards for grandparents, teachers, or neighbors during the autumn season.

8. Classroom Door Display

Teachers can use these scarecrow coloring pages for a fun classroom project. Print one for each student, and after coloring, cut them out and decorate the classroom door with a “Welcome to Our Pumpkin Patch” theme. Each scarecrow can have a student’s name written on it, making the door display extra special.

9. Autumn Place Mats

Laminate your finished scarecrow coloring sheets to turn them into reusable placemats for the dinner table. These make mealtime extra festive, especially during fall gatherings or Thanksgiving. Kids will love seeing their artwork being used during family meals.

10. Harvest Memory Game

Make a DIY memory game by printing two sets of scarecrow coloring pages. Color them in, cut them into cards, and glue them to sturdy cardstock. Flip them upside down and take turns finding matches. This activity is both fun and educational, helping kids build memory skills while enjoying their artwork.

11. Scarecrow Photo Frame

Create a photo frame with your scarecrow coloring sheet. After coloring, cut out the scarecrow and glue it around the edge of a piece of cardboard with a cut-out window in the center. Slide a family photo behind it, and you’ll have a fall-themed keepsake frame.

12. Scarecrow Masks

For a fun dress-up activity, turn your scarecrow coloring pages into masks. Enlarge the printable PDF before printing, color it in, and then cut out the face shape. Punch holes on each side and tie string so it can be worn as a mask. Perfect for fall parties or Halloween.

13. Scarecrow Mobile

Make a hanging mobile with your finished coloring pages. Color and cut out several scarecrows, then tie them to a coat hanger or embroidery hoop with string. Hang the mobile in a bedroom or classroom to create moving autumn décor that sways gently with the air.

14. Harvest Journal Covers

Decorate a plain notebook by gluing a finished scarecrow coloring sheet to the front. This can become a harvest journal where kids write about fall activities, keep track of farm field trips, or jot down Thanksgiving memories.

15. Pin the Hat on the Scarecrow Game

Print a large scarecrow coloring page, color it in, and tape it to a wall. Then, print extra scarecrow hats, cut them out, and color them. Blindfold players and let them try to pin the hat on the scarecrow, just like the classic donkey game. This makes a great fall party activity for kids.