Autumn Heroes & Thanksgiving Pie Coloring Pages

Seasonal July 24, 2025

Say 'thank you' to our community heroes with these special thanksgiving coloring pages! This scene shows Ben and his dad giving a 'Thank You Pie' to a friendly firefighter, teaching children about gratitude in action. It’s a wonderful part of our thanksgiving coloring book that connects the holiday to real-world kindness. These coloring pages are an excellent tool for parents and teachers to discuss the importance of first responders. Let your child color this scene of generosity and celebrate the spirit of giving that defines thanksgiving.

Coloring Page Details

Width: 896 plex
Height: 1280 plex
Resolution: 896x1280
File Size: 736 KB

Coloring page story

Ben and his dad baked an extra apple pie. "Who is this for?" Ben asked. "It's a Thank You Pie," said Dad. They drove to the fire station. A kind firefighter with a big smile took the pie. "Wow! Thank you!" he said. The fire truck's light flashed once. Blink! Ben thought it was winking "thank you," too.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The clear, friendly characters and recognizable setting of a fire station make this scene engaging for 3-5 year olds. The bold lines and uncomplicated shapes support their developing fine motor skills. The theme of giving a gift to a community helper is a concrete, positive example of thanksgiving gratitude.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Let's color this wonderful thank you moment! Fire trucks are usually red, but you can make this one any color you like! The firefighter's uniform can be black or yellow. What flavor is the pie? If it's apple, you could color the crust a nice golden brown. Let's show our thanks by making this picture bright and cheerful!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

Print on sturdy paper. This page can be a great lead-in to writing a 'thank you' card to your local fire or police station. You can even include the finished coloring page with the card for a personal touch.

Recommended Tools

Broad-tip markers are fantastic for the large red area of the fire truck. Finer-tipped markers or colored pencils can be used for the details on the faces and uniforms. Using a variety of tools can make the coloring experience more dynamic.