Fall Oak Leaf and Acorn Coloring Page

About this page

Two cheerful friends stand side by side on a blank page: a lobed oak leaf at the left and an acorn at the right. The oak leaf has rounded, wavy edges, a center vein with several branching side veins, and a short stem pointing down. Two dot eyes and a small smile sit in the middle of the leaf. The acorn wears a cap covered in overlapping scale shapes, with a curved stem on top, and its round body below carries its own dot eyes and smile. The leaf is taller than the acorn, and both are outlined in thick, even lines. Because there are only two big shapes and a handful of veins, this easy page gives small hands a quick, satisfying fall picture to finish.

In this picture

• oak leaf
• leaf veins
• leaf stem
• acorn
• acorn cap
• scale pattern
• smiling faces

Coloring ideas

• Color the oak leaf in red-orange and the acorn in warm brown
• Fill each scale on the acorn cap in two alternating browns
• Leave the face dots dark and add pink cheeks
• Shade the leaf veins slightly darker than the leaf body

Suggested palette

• russet
• golden brown
• burnt orange
• tan
• pink

Good for

• Autumn nature table
• Fall leaves and seeds theme
• Short seasonal coloring break

Coloring tips

• Start with the largest areas, then add detail.
• Test markers on spare paper to prevent bleed-through.
• Use lighter layers first when working with colored pencils.

Print guide

1. Choose the PDF that matches your paper size.
2. Print at 100% scale or “actual size”.
3. Use portrait orientation and normal print quality.