Autumn is a season that delights the senses with its colorful leaves, crisp breeze, and bountiful harvest. One of the crops we associate with fall is corn, and what better way to celebrate than with some corn coloring pages, perfect for kids and adults alike!
A-maize-ing Corn Coloring Pages
The first corn coloring page features a smiling ear of corn, ready to be colored in a variety of shades. You can use yellow, of course, but why not try some other colors as well? Maybe orange, red, or purple would make for a unique and eye-catching corn cob! Alternatively, you can use this page as a chance to discuss the parts of a corn plant with your child, such as the husks, kernels, and silky tassels.
A-maize-ing Facts About Corn
Of course, coloring is always more fun when you know a little bit about what you’re coloring. With that in mind, here are some interesting facts about corn:
- Corn is a member of the grass family, and is thought to have originated in Mexico around 9,000 years ago.
- Native Americans were the first to grow corn, and it became an important staple food for many tribes. Today, corn is still an important crop around the world.
- There are many different types of corn, including sweet corn, popcorn, and field corn.
- Corn is used not only for food, but also for ethanol fuel, livestock feed, and other industrial purposes.
More Corn Coloring Pages to Enjoy
Want to keep the colorful corn fun going? Check out these additional corn coloring pages!
The next page shows a happy ear of corn with a cute smile and rosy cheeks. This would be a great page for younger children who are just learning to color within the lines.
The third page shows a corn maze, complete with a scarecrow and pumpkins. This page is perfect for older kids who enjoy more detailed coloring projects, or for families who enjoy visiting corn mazes in the fall.
Corn Crafts and Activities
Looking for even more ways to celebrate corn this fall? Here are some fun craft and activity ideas:
- Make a cornucopia centerpiece for your Thanksgiving table by filling a wicker basket with colorful corn cobs and other fall items like gourds, pumpkins, and leaves.
- Create a corn husk doll by braiding strips of corn husk and tying them off to make a head, arms, and legs. Add a face and hair using markers or yarn, and then dress your doll in a little outfit made from fabric or more corn husk.
- Host an outdoor corn roast, where you and your friends can grill up fresh ears of corn and season them with salt, butter, and other toppings.
- Visit a local corn maze or pumpkin patch for a fun family outing. Many farms offer hayrides, petting zoos, and other activities alongside their corn and pumpkin fields.
No matter how you choose to celebrate this beloved fall crop, be sure to have fun and enjoy the colors and flavors of the season!
