Free Thanksgiving color by number PDF printables with multiplication problems and letter matching for younger kids comes with 4 different pictures from our color by number free printables page.

Dive into the festive fun with this Thanksgiving color by number worksheet featuring a rose. Each section is labeled with multiplication problems, transforming numbers into vibrant hues: orange (1-15), green (16-30), yellow (31-45), pink (46-65), brown (66-85), and purple (86-100).

It’s the holidays and what is more fun than a few free Thanksgiving color by number printable sheets??!! We have a ton of holiday printables here on our blog but during the winter months it is fun to have some that are specific for each holiday.

I have two different versions available to you today. If you have a Preschool or want printables for kids to practice on before Kindergarten, these are great for those ages but still I have a few multiplication color by number sheets here too! Both are fun but you want one appropriate for their ages so it’s fun and not frustrating.

Things look a bit different now. Instead of sending your little ones off for the day you may have had to homeschool them this year. I am with my younger two and I love finding free printables with an educational twist.

This Thanksgiving color-by-number worksheet features math multiplication problems. Use the color codes to bring festive scenes to life: blue (1-15), green (16-30), yellow (31-45), red (46-65), brown (66-85), purple (86-100). Solve equations and enjoy a fun holiday-themed activity!

Thanksgiving Color by Number PDF

If you have a child in about the third grade up to about the eighth grade, the hareder versions you see here at the top of this post would be perfect for them but you get all 4 with the link below.

  • Grab your free multiplication color by number Thanksgiving color by number printables with one digit multiplication facts here.
  • Give them a set of fine tip highlighters or colored pencils to fill it in.
Thanksgiving color by letter worksheet featuring a pie illustration with a key for colors M, N, O, P, Q, and R.

If you need easier ones you can find letter matching color by number sheets like you see above with this easy Thanksgiving color by number pie sheet below here. AND / OR you can find this Thanksgiving color by letter printable option below with the ship picture.

If you want all four of the letter matching sheets like these you can print out these Thanksgiving color by number printables here that are meant for younger children.

These worksheet printables are great for both letter recognition and fine motor skills. If your child is practicing number recognition you could white out the letters and instead put in single digit numbers too.

I was a Kindergarten Teacher for many years, changed to second grade and loved it. At that time it was key for me to be able to find freebies to supplement the curriculum. Alphabet bingo is great for young ages too.

Whether you’re in an actual classroom, or at home teaching your child, I am sure you’ll take all the educational worksheets for $0 you can find. I hope I am able to help you with this one here.

Thanksgiving color by letter worksheet featuring a ship and a key for letters S, T, U, V, W, and X.

If you’re finding this and wonder if we have Christmas color by number printables too, we do!! Those are similar in the fact that there are some for younger, and others that are more difficult for other kids.

All are free, there are 4 sets of each type, with each style having 4 different holiday related pictures available to y’all. 😉

Other Thanksgiving Printables You’ll Love

There are others we love like see who can finish the Thanksgiving word search the fastest. With little candies or toys for the winner it is sure to become a favorite game at your house too.

Looking for other activities to do with kids? We have bunches like this Thanksgiving bingo and more below.

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Justine is the creative mind behind The Typical Mom and The Typical Family on YouTube. She began blogging about easy recipes, budget friendly activities for kids, and fun family travel destinations in September 2012.

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  1. I can’t get the Thanksgiving color by number and letter to download. How do I get to them?

  2. I am trying unsuccessfully to print some of your free downloads for Thanksgiving, but cannot seem to make it happen. I’ve downloaded WinZip and File Launcher because those applications keep popping up when I want to download. Do I need either of those? I don’t want to install stuff I don’t need, but I do want to print some of your great downloads for my grandkids. Help!

    1. Emailed you a link to them, you don’t need those, they will just pop up in a new tab for you to print.