Last Leaf Meets Little Bird Thanksgiving Coloring Pages

Seasonal July 24, 2025

Explore themes of change and bravery with our unique thanksgiving coloring pages. This beautiful illustration captures the moment a little bird comforts the last leaf on a tree, a gentle story about purpose and gratitude. These coloring pages are designed for young children to understand that every stage of life is beautiful and has meaning. Part of a larger coloring book about nature's cycles, this sheet encourages emotional awareness. It’s a quiet, thoughtful activity for a calm afternoon, reflecting on the gentle side of the thanksgiving season.

Coloring Page Details

Width: 896 plex
Height: 1280 plex
Resolution: 896x1280
File Size: 472 KB

Coloring page story

One little red leaf clung to a branch. Whoosh! went the wind. "I'm scared!" whispered the leaf. A little bird landed nearby. "Don't be scared," chirped the bird. "You made the tree beautiful all summer. Thank you." The leaf felt brave. It let go and danced on the wind, a beautiful red swirl down to the ground.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The minimal composition is ideal for ages 3-5, preventing them from feeling overwhelmed. The large, singular leaf is a perfect canvas for coloring. The story's theme of reassurance and bravery is a valuable social-emotional lesson, presented in a simple, non-threatening visual format.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Hello little friend. Here is the last little leaf of autumn. You can make it a beautiful red, a sunny yellow, or a bright orange. The little bird is being such a good friend. What color will you make the bird's feathers? You can make this picture feel very calm and beautiful with your favorite fall colors.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

This illustration's simplicity looks beautiful on textured paper, like a watercolor paper, even if using crayons. Print it in a high-contrast black and white to make the bold lines stand out, creating a lovely piece of art.

Recommended Tools

Watercolor paints would be beautiful for this page, allowing colors to bleed and blend in a soft, natural way. For a less messy option, wax crayons can be layered to create new shades for the leaf, teaching color mixing.