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Coloring Pages for the Month of November
Welcome to our November coloring pages section.
November word art
November’s birth flowers are the Chrysanthemum and the Peony. Chrysanthemums symbolize loyalty, joy, and longevity, brightening autumn days with their rich colors. Peonies, linked to prosperity and honor, add a note of elegance and romance to the month.
November’s birthstones are Topaz and Citrine. Topaz comes in rich golden hues and is believed to symbolize strength, wisdom, and protection. Citrine, with its warm yellow and amber tones, represents happiness, abundance, and energy. Both stones reflect the autumn sunlight, bringing warmth and cheer to those born in November and reminding them of resilience and the bright possibilities ahead.
Thanksgiving:
Celebrate Thanksgiving with coloring pages full of turkeys, family dinners, pilgrims and cornucopias. You’ll find scenes of grandma cooking up a storm, traditional foods, and festive decorations that capture the warmth and gratitude of the holiday.
Fall Leaves:
Enjoy the beauty of fall with pages showing trees in brilliant color, swirling leaf piles, and the joy of raking on crisp autumn days. Children play among the leaves while the landscape glows in shades of red, orange, and gold.
Simple Poppy
Veteran's Day:
Honor Veterans Day on November 11th with coloring pages featuring flags, soldiers, and patriotic symbols. Poppies, uniforms, and emblems of national pride remind us of the courage and sacrifice of those who served.
Harvest Time:
Capture the spirit of the fall harvest with pages filled with pumpkins, apples, corn, and cheerful scarecrows. Country scenes and baskets of produce reflect the abundance and hard work of the season.
All Saints Day
All Saints’ Day is a Christian holiday celebrated on November 1st. It is a time to remember and honor all the saints... those who are known by name and those who are not.
The day reminds people to follow good examples of faith, kindness, and courage, and to give thanks for the lives of those who loved and served God.
Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead, Mexico)
Honor the Day of the Dead with pages featuring sugar skulls, marigolds, and altars. This traditional Mexican holiday is celebrated on November 1st and 2nd to remember and honor deceased loved ones.
Bonfire Night:
Celebrate Bonfire Night on November 5th with pages showing fireworks, glowing bonfires, and cozy gatherings under the autumn sky.
In the UK, Guy Fawkes Night marks the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605 with lively celebrations and colorful displays.
World Kindness Day:
Celebrated on November 13th, World Kindness Day encourages everyone to show care, help others, and spread positivity. These coloring pages feature children sharing, helping, and playing together, celebrating the simple joys of being kind.
Scotland's National Holiday:
Celebrated on November 30th, Scotland's national holiday is held on the feast day of the patron saint of the country - Saint Andrew.
St. Andrew's Day celebrations don't typically focus on the saint, but instead focus on festivities that showcase Scottish culture, including traditional food, music, and dancing like ceilidhs.
In Scotland, it is a time of national pride! Many people wear tartan and display the Saltire, the national flag of Scotland.
Autumn Animals:
Discover the wildlife of autumn with pages featuring deer, foxes, and squirrels getting ready for winter. Forest scenes show animals gathering food, finding cozy spots to sleep, and enjoying the last golden days before the snow.
Cozy Indoors:
As evenings grow cooler, it’s time to slow down and enjoy the comforts of home. Curl up by the fireplace, sip warm tea, or read a good book. These coloring pages celebrate all the little joys that make autumn feel peaceful and bright.
Football Season:
November marks the heart of football season, when fans cheer, players compete, and teams chase victory. From backyard games to big stadiums, these pages capture the excitement, teamwork, and community spirit of the sport.
Preparing for Winter
As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, both people and animals get ready for the colder months ahead. Families gather and chop wood, make jams and pickles, and bring out warmer clothes, scarves, and blankets to stay cozy. Meanwhile, wildlife is busy storing food, thickening their fur, and finding safe shelters.
November Animal Awareness Days:
Polar Bear Week - First week in November
Polar Bear Week is a time to celebrate one of the Arctic’s most iconic animals and to learn about the challenges it faces in a changing climate. Each year, as polar bears gather along the shores of Hudson Bay waiting for the sea ice to return, scientists and wildlife groups share updates and stories about their survival, behavior, and habitat.
World Numbat Day - First Saturday in November
Observed on the first Saturday of November, this day raises awareness about the endangered numbat, a small marsupial native to Australia.
National Bison Day - First Saturday in November
National Bison Day is celebrated on the first Saturday in November, honoring the American bison that once roamed the plains of North America in vast herds.
World Jellyfish Day - November 3:
World Jellyfish Day is a day to learn about and appreciate the beauty and diversity of jellyfish. Jellyfish are ancient marine creatures with a simple yet mesmerizing structure. They come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, from the tiny and delicate to the large and luminescent.
- November 10 – American Frog Day
Celebrates the diverse species of frogs native to the United States and emphasizes the need for their conservation - November 12 – Fancy Rat and Mouse Day
Raises awareness of fancy rats and mice as pets and companions, highlighting their intelligence and social nature
National Turkey Day (Thanksgiving in the United States) - Fourth Thursday in November
National Turkey Day, celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November as part of Thanksgiving in the United States, is a time to reflect on the significance of turkeys in American culture and natural history. Turkeys are native to North America and were a crucial resource for indigenous peoples long before becoming the centerpiece of the modern Thanksgiving feast. These birds are fascinating creatures, known for their distinctive fan-shaped tails, iridescent feathers, and unique vocalizations.
International Jaguar Day - November 29
International Jaguar Day, observed on November 29, is dedicated to raising awareness about jaguars and their conservation. Jaguars are the largest cats in the Americas, known for their powerful build, striking coat patterns, and elusive nature. These magnificent predators play a key role in maintaining the health of their ecosystems by controlling prey populations. However, jaguars face numerous threats, including habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. International Jaguar Day promotes efforts to protect these big cats and their habitats, ensuring their survival for future generations.
- November 29 – World Anteater Day
Celebrates anteaters and promotes their conservation, focusing on the challenges they face in the wild - November 29 – World Tamandua Day
Raises awareness about tamanduas, a type of anteater, and the need to protect their habitats
From falling leaves to festive celebrations, November’s coloring pages capture the beauty and reflection of the season. Whether you’re honoring traditions, learning about nature, or cozying up indoors, these pages invite you to celebrate all the warmth and wonder this month brings.
