Kitchen Adventure Thanksgiving Coloring Pages

Seasonal July 24, 2025

Step into the heart of the home with our kitchen adventure thanksgiving coloring pages. This sweet scene of Grandma and Maya making 'Thankful Soup' captures the warmth and love of family traditions. It’s a perfect way to introduce the thanksgiving spirit of gratitude and helping others to young children. This coloring book page not only enhances creativity but also opens up conversations about family recipes and the joy of cooking together. Download this page from our coloring book to add a touch of homespun love to your child's holiday activities.

Coloring Page Details

Width: 896 plex
Height: 1280 plex
Resolution: 896x1280
File Size: 524 KB

Coloring page story

Every year, Grandma made Thankful Soup. "What's in it, Grandma?" asked Maya. "A spoonful of thanks for the carrots," Grandma said, dropping them in. Plop! "A spoonful of thanks for the potatoes." Plonk! "And a big hug of thanks for my little helper." She hugged Maya tight. The soup was warm, but the hug was warmest.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The familiar, comforting scene of a kitchen and a grandparent is highly relatable for 3-5 year olds. The figures are drawn with simple shapes and without complex details, suiting their coloring abilities. The theme of love and helping in the kitchen reinforces positive family values associated with thanksgiving.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Let's color this cozy kitchen! What color is Grandma's apron? You can make Maya's stool her favorite color. Look inside the big soup pot! You can color the round potatoes brown and the long carrots orange. Let's fill the whole picture with warm, happy colors to show the love in their thankful soup.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

Print on a matte-finish paper to give it a soft, storybook feel. This page would be a wonderful placemat for the kids' table at a thanksgiving meal. Laminate it after coloring for a durable, reusable memory.

Recommended Tools

Colored pencils are wonderful for this page, allowing children to add patterns to clothing, like stripes on Maya's shirt or polka dots on Grandma's apron. Crayons are also excellent for the large areas like the pot and wall.