This collection has 22 free November coloring pages: thirteen harvest-themed pages spelling out the word “November” alongside pumpkins, turkeys, acorns, and a fox, four typography-focused pages built around big block letters or a letter-by-letter spelling exercise, two rainy-day pages with an umbrella and teapot, and three pages that don’t quite fit the fall theme. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
Every page in this set is really a lettering page first — the word “November” or “Hello November” is the centerpiece, with the season’s imagery filling in around it. Three pages are worth flagging directly: one is actually a book-cover title page (“November Coloring Book For Kids” with an apple crate) rather than a page meant to be colored on its own, one has fish swimming inside a circular frame instead of anything autumn-related, and one follows a firefly’s dotted flight trail, which is an odd choice for a November page.
What’s in this collection
Thirteen harvest-themed lettering pages, four typography-focused pages, two rainy-day pages, and three off-theme pages — 22 in total, in the grid below. Each has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can take one page instead of the whole set.
Harvest lettering pages
Thirteen pages spell out “November” surrounded by classic fall imagery — pumpkins, acorns, a turkey dinner, a cornucopia, a sleeping fox, or a wreath of autumn leaves. This is the biggest group by far and the one to pick if you want a straightforward, on-theme fall page.
Typography-focused pages
Four pages put the lettering itself front and center — bold block capitals, a split “NOVE / MBER” layout, or a letter-by-letter spelling exercise next to a turkey. These are more about the word shapes than a scene, good if you want practice coloring inside letterforms.
Rainy-day pages
Two pages skip the harvest imagery for a cozier, rainier mood — an umbrella and falling raindrops, a teapot, and a little owl-like bird tucked into the scene.
Off-theme pages
Three pages don’t quite match the rest of the set: one is a book-cover title page reading “November Coloring Book For Kids” with an apple crate, rather than a stand-alone scene; one has fish swimming inside a circular frame instead of any fall imagery; and one follows a firefly’s dotted flight trail across the page.
How to print these
Every page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. Plain copy paper is fine; choose “Fit to page” if your printer asks. The dense icon-cluster pages print best at full quality rather than draft mode, since the small pumpkin and leaf shapes are packed close together.
FAQ
How many November coloring pages are here?
22 free pages: 13 harvest lettering pages, 4 typography-focused pages, 2 rainy-day pages, and 3 off-theme pages.
Is there a page that isn’t really meant to be colored as a stand-alone page?
Yes, one page is a book-cover title page reading “November Coloring Book For Kids” with an apple crate illustration, rather than a scene made for coloring on its own.
Are all the pages fall-themed?
Almost — two pages break from the harvest look with fish inside a circular frame and a firefly’s flight trail, neither of which fit the usual autumn imagery.
Do I need a color printer?
No. Every page prints in black and white; the color comes from your crayons or pencils.
For more seasonal lettering pages, see the September coloring pages, and for more harvest and fall imagery, try the pot of gold coloring pages.