This turkey clipart gallery has 12 drawn birds for November, from a cute cartoon turkey with a rainbow tail to a golden cooked turkey on a platter, an easy outline, a featherless turkey body for crafts and a fan of loose feathers. Kids, teachers and party hosts can all find a gobbler here.
Each bird is a transparent PNG, so the fanned tail sits neatly on a menu, a place card or a gratitude worksheet. Preview it on kraft or cream, then click Download PNG or Copy it into your document. Build a full feast page with the Thanksgiving clipart and pumpkin clipart sets, or color a whole scene from our Thanksgiving coloring pages.
Cute Turkey Clipart and Funny Turkeys
These cartoon turkeys wink, wave and pull silly faces. They are the turkey cartoon images kids ask for on name tags, stickers and gratitude charts.
A round little turkey waves a wing, with a fan of rainbow feathers behind it. It is cheerful on name tags and welcome signs.
Try this Write one thing each child is thankful for on a paper feather and tape it behind this turkey on the wall.
A sneaky turkey hides in a fake mustache and sunglasses so no one invites it to dinner. Kids love this classic joke.
Try this Kick off a turkey in disguise writing task where second graders explain how their bird hides.
A grumpy turkey folds its wings and frowns, ringed by a thick white cutting edge. Kids grin at it as a sticker for November planners.
Try this Print it for a fifth grade persuasive writing day where students argue for a pizza dinner instead.
Thanksgiving Turkey Clipart and Cooked Turkey
Set the table with a roast bird and a few festive birds. This thanksgiving turkey clipart group looks great on menus, invitations and recipe cards.
Here a golden roast bird sits on a white platter with sprigs of herbs and cranberries. The rich shading suits recipe cards and menus.
Try this Place it at the top of a printed Thanksgiving menu card for the kids table.
A friendly turkey wears a tall black hat with a gold buckle and holds a small pumpkin. Bold outlines keep it clear on a slide.
Try this Put it on a first grade slide that introduces the feast story, then ask what the kids would share.
A soft turkey stands beside two small pumpkins and a scatter of autumn leaves. The gentle washes suit invitations and cards.
Try this Use it on a Friendsgiving invite for a high school club potluck.
Turkey Clipart Black and White and Easy Outlines
Need art to color or trace? This turkey clip art black and white set has a simple coloring turkey, a turkey clipart easy enough to draw, and a silhouette.
A turkey outline with seven large tail feathers and a friendly face. Each feather has room for a color, a word or a number.
Try this Have kindergartners color each feather by number, from one to seven, using a key on the board.
A turkey drawn like a traced hand, with fingers for feathers and a thumb for the head. It is the easiest turkey to copy.
Try this Show it before kids trace their own hand turkeys and add a thankful word on each finger.
A wild turkey struts in solid black with its tail fanned high. It cuts cleanly for decals, stencils and table runners.
Try this Use it as a stencil for sponge painting a fall table runner in a family craft night.
Turkey Body, Turkey Face and Turkey Feather Clipart
Build your own bird. This turkey body clipart comes without feathers, so kids can add their own, plus a close turkey face clipart and a feather set.
A round turkey body with a face and feet, but no tail. Kids glue on paper, leaf or handprint feathers.
Try this Print one per student and let them glue on real fall leaves as feathers for a hallway display.
A close-up turkey face with a red wattle and big eyes in muted retro colors. It makes a fun badge or cupcake topper.
Try this Print it at two inches, glue it to a toothpick and top cupcakes for a class feast.
Five loose turkey feathers in red, orange, gold, brown and green, laid in a small fan. Use them as counters or a border.
Try this Print and cut out, then have each third grader write a gratitude sentence on one feather.
Turkey Clipart Ideas for November Lessons
- Pre-K and kindergarten: The featherless body is ideal for a paper feather counting game. Roll a die and add that many feathers.
- First and second grade: The hand turkey models directed drawing, and the disguised turkey starts a funny writing project.
- Third to fifth grade: Feathers become gratitude strips, and the grumpy turkey leads a persuasive writing lesson. The cooked turkey works in a menu math task with prices kids make up.
- Home: Use the face as cupcake toppers and the roast turkey on a menu card. Add fall leaves clipart for a full table set.
Print Size, Paper and Color Pairings
Each file is 1000 pixels square, which prints clearly up to roughly 3 inches. Use that size for place cards, cupcake toppers and gratitude feathers. For a hallway turkey, enlarge the outline or silhouette, since flat black lines stretch neatly.
Turkey browns look warm on cream, kraft and pale gold paper. Add deep red or olive green for accents. Avoid dark brown paper, where the body fades away.
| Project | Turkey | Paper |
|---|---|---|
| Place cards | Turkey face | Cream card stock |
| Feather craft | Turkey body | White copy paper |
| Menu | Cooked turkey | Kraft paper |
| Coloring | Black and white outline | Plain copy paper |
Questions people ask
Is the turkey clipart free?
Yes, for Thanksgiving crafts at home, lessons, school feasts and other uses that earn no money. Mentioning Clipart Finder is optional. The turkeys cannot be resold as files or folded into clipart packs, and you should get our okay through the Contact page before placing one on a product you sell.
Do you have turkey clipart black and white?
You bet. Pick a turkey with a big fanned tail for coloring, an easy hand turkey outline and a wild turkey silhouette. All three print well on black ink only.
What is the easiest turkey clipart to draw?
The hand turkey. Trace a hand, add an eye, beak and wattle on the thumb, then draw two stick legs. The fingers become the feathers, so kids can color each one differently.
Is there a cooked turkey clipart for a menu?
Yes, a golden roast turkey on a platter with herbs and cranberries. It looks rich on a printed menu, a recipe card or a potluck sign up sheet.
Can I get a turkey body clipart with no feathers?
Yes. The turkey body in the last section has a face and feet but no tail, made for feather crafts. Print it on card stock so glue and leaves do not wrinkle the page.
Which funny turkey clipart do kids like most?
The turkey in a fake mustache and sunglasses is the class favorite. It pairs with the popular disguise project, where kids dress up a turkey so it can hide.
