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Ah, pumpkins! From the beloved pumpkin spice lattes to quirky jack-o’-lanterns, there’s no denying that pumpkins embody the essence of fall and Halloween. They serve as the unofficial emblem of the autumn season, gracing our lives from early September through Thanksgiving. The aroma and joy connected with all things pumpkin never seem to fade; in fact, many of us find ourselves yearning for even more pumpkin-inspired delights. Your little ones are likely just as excited about pumpkins this time of year, making these free pumpkin coloring pages an ideal way to enjoy a chilly autumn afternoon. They pair perfectly with a trip to your local pumpkin patch or a family jack-o’-lantern carving session.
Once September hits, how many of us have filled our shopping carts with pumpkin spice everything? Let’s be honest, slipping into a cozy cashmere sweater while sipping a PSL is practically a fall rite of passage. And who can resist the wave of nostalgia that comes with pumpkins? Memories of harvest festivals, pumpkin carving competitions, and choosing the perfect pumpkin with loved ones flood our minds as the days grow shorter.
No matter what feelings these delightful fall symbols stir up, our free pumpkin coloring pages are suitable for all ages. Each page also comes with fun facts about pumpkins to share with your kids. And if you find yourself wanting more food-themed fun, don’t miss our pizza coloring pages, cake coloring pages, donut coloring pages, and ice cream coloring pages. Remember, it’s all about going big or gourd home!
Free Printable Pumpkin Coloring Pages
- Pumpkin Page No. 1
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Pumpkins are typically orange, but did you know they can also come in yellow, white, green, or even red? Get creative with your coloring! - Pumpkin Page No. 2
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The term pumpkin derives from the Greek word “pepon,” meaning “large melon.” These fruits feature thick shells filled with pulp and seeds. If you’re thinking about saving those seeds, you can grow your very own pumpkins. Just remember to plant them by the first week of June for Halloween readiness! - Pumpkin Page No. 3
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The name jack-o’-lantern is rooted in an Irish folktale about a man named Stingy Jack, which did not end well for him. In Ireland, people carved scary faces into large turnips and potatoes to ward off Jack and other evil spirits. Irish immigrants in the U.S. switched to pumpkins, which were more plentiful. - Pumpkin Page No. 4
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The U.S. produces over 1 billion pounds (450 million kgs) of pumpkin annually. In 2018, the pumpkin spice industry was valued at around $608 million, which is a whole lot of lattes! Guess which state produces the most pumpkins? Illinois, harvesting more than 12,000 acres of pumpkins each year. - Pumpkin Page No. 5
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After “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” aired, children across the nation sent candy to “Charlie Brown” to compensate for the rocks he received in the show. This heartwarming gesture continued for years! - Pumpkin Page No. 6
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Pumpkin pie, a staple in New England during harvest season, has become synonymous with Thanksgiving and Christmas — although we believe pumpkin desserts should be enjoyed all year round! - Pumpkin Page No. 7
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The oldest pumpkin seeds, dating back to around 7,000 B.C.E., were found in Mexico. Did you know there are over 45 types of pumpkins? - Pumpkin Page No. 8
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By the late 19th century, jack-o’-lanterns transformed from spirit-repellents to seasonal decorations as the modern celebration of Halloween took shape. - Pumpkin Page No. 9
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Tips from expert jack-o’-lantern carvers suggest rinsing your pumpkin before carving, keeping the stem intact, and if it wilts, soaking it in icy water for an hour (could this work for people, too?). - Pumpkin Page No. 10
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The heaviest jack-o’-lantern ever carved weighed in at 2,350 pounds (1,065.9 kilograms) in Half Moon Bay, California, in 2020.
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This article was originally published on August 2, 2021.
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