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This is a blank calendar coloring sheet dated November 2027, designed for you to freely enjoy drawing illustrations and sketches. The top features a large open space where you can draw, allowing you to create your own original calendar by freely depicting late-autumn scenes such as Shichi-Go-San celebrations, colorful autumn leaves, and seasonal autumn delicacies.It can be widely used for educational play at home, monthly arts and crafts projects at daycare centers and kindergartens, and recreational activities at senior care facilities.
Features of This Calendar Coloring Page
- Generous free space for creative expression: In the blank space at the top, children can draw whatever they like, or depict motifs unique to November, such as Shichi-Go-San (Chitose-ame candy and kimonos), maple and ginkgo leaves, roasted sweet potatoes, mushrooms, squirrels, and acorns.It also serves as a convenient backdrop for attaching messages to family members or photos in celebration of Labor Thanksgiving Day.
- Designs that let you have fun coloring numbers and letters: The year (2027), month (November), days of the week, and date numbers are all presented as white-outlined lettering. You can have fun coloring them in your favorite colors.
- Includes furigana and English translations to support early learning: In addition to kanji, days of the week are listed in hiragana (such as “nich” and “getsu”) and English (such as “Sun” and “Mon”). This design helps children naturally learn numbers, words, and the days of the week through play.
- Simple Layout for Easy Schedule Entry: There’s a memo space below each date where you can write down plans or events, making it easy to use as a calendar for school events, Shichi-Go-San visits, or managing family schedules.
Recommended Ideas for Use
1. For drawings themed around Shichi-Go-San or the deepening autumn
November is full of themes that capture the changing seasons, such as “Shichi-Go-San celebrations,” “vibrant ginkgo and maple leaves,” “autumn winds,” and “animals preparing for winter.” Try drawing warm, inviting illustrations using autumnal colors like yellow, red, and brown.
2. For monthly art projects at daycare centers and kindergartens, or as gifts for Labor Thanksgiving Day
These sheets are perfect not only for children’s free-style drawings but also for frottage (rub art) using collected fallen leaves, as well as craft projects like making Chitose-ame candy bags from origami or creating crafts with glued-on ginkgo leaves. They also make wonderful backing paper for projects that children can present to their families on Labor Thanksgiving Day, accompanied by a “Thank you for everything” message.
3. For recreational activities at day care centers and senior care facilities
The clean date frames and large text help improve fine motor skills and support reminiscence therapy and orientation maintenance by evoking a sense of the season. You can use them for coloring activities while sharing memories of autumn leaf-viewing or harvests, or as schedule management sheets for the end of the year.
Printing and Usage Tips
When printing, please set the printer to A4 paper (portrait orientation). You can easily enjoy these activities using everyday art supplies such as colored pencils, crayons, and markers.If you’re using paint or markers, or creating a collage with fallen leaves or origami paper, printing on slightly thicker paper (such as heavy-weight art paper or drawing paper) will prevent the ink from bleeding through and ensure a clean finish.
These free coloring pages are fun for everyone—from
children to adults and seniors.
They are available as A4-sized PNG files, so you can print them right away and start coloring.
Have fun coloring them with your favorite colors.
No registration is required; you can download and print them for free.


