Free Mabon Coloring Pages for Kids

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Mabon, the autumn equinox, is the season of balance — equal light, equal dark — and the perfect time to celebrate harvest and gratitude. For families, it’s also a beautiful moment to weave a little magic into everyday life. Whether you’re a witchy parent, a homeschooler, or simply someone who loves bringing the seasons alive for your children, small rituals and creative play can make this turn of the wheel unforgettable.

That’s why I’ve made these free printable Mabon coloring pages — cozy enough for the whole family, simple enough for little hands, and filled with harvest charm.

Why Mabon Coloring Pages?

Coloring is grounding. It slows us down, lets us focus, and helps even young children feel the rhythm of the season. These pages are filled with gentle autumn magic, including:

  • Children gathering fallen leaves

  • A forest picnic with apples, pumpkins, and bread

  • A tablescape with seasonal foods 

  • A family lighting candles together at harvest time

Each design is bold and easy, perfect for younger kids, yet still inviting for older ones (and grown-ups with crayons in hand).

Ways to Use Them

Bring these pages into your home as part of your seasonal rhythm:

  1. Homeschool Craft — Print them out as part of your autumn lesson.

  2. Storytime Companion — Pair coloring with a tale about the equinox or changing seasons.

  3. Family Coloring Circle — Light candles, sit together, and color while you share the day.

  4. Ritual Companion — Let kids color nearby while you prepare your Mabon feast or gratitude list.

Download Your Free Coloring Pages

Click below to grab your free bundle of Mabon coloring pages. Print as many as you’d like, and let your kids (or even yourself!) fill them with color, intention, and seasonal joy.

👉 Mabon Coloring Pages 2025

These free printables are my gift to you for the season — a reminder that magic doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes, it’s as simple as crayons, laughter, and a few pumpkins.



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