Candy Corn Coloring Page (8 Little Faces)

Eight candy corns scattered across the page, each one with its own small smiling face. This free candy corn coloring page is a pattern page rather than a single picture — the fun is deciding whether all eight match or every one is different.

Who this page is for

Ages 4–9. Each candy corn has three bands, which makes it a natural repeating-pattern exercise: the same three colors, eight times, is real sequencing practice disguised as coloring.

Candy corn facts to share while you color

• Candy corn has been made the same way since the 1880s, when it was sold as “chicken feed” — the corn kernel shape was the whole joke.
• The traditional three bands are white at the tip, orange in the middle, yellow at the base. Most people color it upside down.
• It is one of the few sweets that is still poured and set in trays by hand at some factories.

Make it an activity

Try the “odd one out” game: color seven candy corns identically and make the eighth different. Then see how fast someone else can spot it.

How to print it so it looks great

Choose Fit to page on A4 or US Letter. Eight small shapes means a lot of edges — if your markers bleed, see how to stop ink bleed-through.

More Halloween pages to color

If this one is too fiddly, the three big candy corns version is much simpler. There is also a bucket full of sweets and a trick-or-treat pail, or see everything on the Halloween coloring pages page.

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