Candy Corn Coloring Page With Three Big Pieces

Three pieces of candy corn, one row, no fuss. Print the PDF and let the crayons do the rest.

Three candy corn pieces stand in a row across the middle of the page, each one drawn large enough to fill a small hand with color. The bands are wide and the outlines simple, with a rounded tip on top and a broad base below. That suits children from about four to eight who are still learning to stay near a line. Crayons cover the shapes quickly. Colored pencils let an older child shade one edge of each piece so it looks round.

A shape made for filling in

Look at the outline before you pick colors. Each piece has a wide base, a soft waist, and a blunt little point, so color has nowhere to get trapped. Narrow shapes frustrate small hands. This one does not. The three bands give a child three separate places to try three different yellows, and the empty paper on either side of the row leaves room for a paper bag or a few loose pieces. No faces are drawn, so a kid can add eyes on the top band or leave the candy plain.

Coloring and printing tips

• Print at 100% scale, black and white, on US Letter. On A4, choose "fit to page".
• Copy paper (20 lb / 80 gsm) handles crayons and pencils. Switch to cardstock (65 lb / 160 gsm) for markers.
• Try three shades of yellow, then compare them side by side.
• This is an easy party table page. One copy per child, a shared cup of crayons, done.
• Free for personal, classroom, and homeschool use, not for resale. Details on the terms page.

For the rest of the afternoon, the black cat on a pumpkin and the pumpkin patch use the same wide shapes. Browse all the Halloween coloring pages too.