The 'I'm Thankful For...' Song & Music Coloring Pages

Seasonal July 24, 2025

Sing a song of thankfulness with our musical thanksgiving coloring pages! This joyful scene captures a family singing the 'Thankful Song' together, with even the dog joining in. It’s a fantastic way to blend music, family, and gratitude into one fun activity. As part of our thanksgiving coloring book, this page encourages children to think about and express what they are thankful for. These coloring pages are a wonderful starting point for creating your own family traditions and songs, making the holiday even more personal and special.

Coloring Page Details

Width: 896 plex
Height: 1280 plex
Resolution: 896x1280
File Size: 762 KB

Coloring page story

Dad picked up his guitar. "Let's sing the Thankful Song," he said. He sang, "I'm thankful for my cozy bed..." Then it was Ava's turn. "I'm thankful for my wiggly dog!" she sang. The dog wagged his tail. Thump, thump, thump. He was singing, too!

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The dynamic and joyful scene is very engaging for 3-5 year olds. The presence of a pet and music are familiar and beloved concepts. The shapes are large and simple, perfect for their coloring skills. The theme of singing about thanks is an active and expressive way for children to engage with the idea of thanksgiving.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

It's time for a thankful song! You can make the guitar a beautiful brown, or maybe a cool blue! What color are Ava's and Dad's shirts? The little dog is so happy. You can give him spots or make him all one color. Don't forget to color the musical notes floating in the air! You can make them a whole rainbow of music.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

Print this on standard paper. Play some happy music while your child colors this page to create a multi-sensory experience that connects with the theme of the illustration. This will make the thanksgiving activity even more memorable.

Recommended Tools

A combination of tools works well here. Markers for the bold colors of the clothes and dog, and colored pencils for the smaller musical notes and details on the guitar. This encourages kids to switch between different grips and pressures.