Printable Saints Coloring Book for November

It’s time for the fourth in my series of 12 saints coloring book printables! These are a great seasonal activity for children of many ages. I’m excited to now be debuting the Saints Coloring Book for November available. 

You can find August, September, and October here. The full year option can be found in this spot.

Saints Coloring Book for November Printable Set

The November Saints Coloring Book Printable has a cover that can be colored and then includes six coloring pages (these are half sheets of paper, so two fit on each standard 8.5×11 piece of paper) of saints who have feast days in November, with each page including a border that can be colored in and the saint’s name and feast day.

Pages included in the November coloring book:

• Front Cover
• Saint Martin de Porres
• Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini
• Saint Albert the Great
• Saint Margaret of Scotland
• Saint Cecilia (Here are ideas for how to celebrate the feast day of Saint Cecilia)
• Saint Andrew
• Back Cover

Note: If you don’t want to wait for each individual month to be posted from now until July, you can actually purchase all 12 saints coloring books at once.

How to Construct Your Saints Coloring Pages to Make a Book

You have a few options for putting together your saints coloring book. I’ll show you using the August Saints Coloring Book and this month’s printables as examples:

So, here are the options that I have for you on how to assemble this coloring book:

1. Print this on two pages using duplex printing

If your printer allows for duplex printing (or you are cool with how to manually do this with your printer – it’s different on all of them, so I can’t really help there), you can print the first page of the book on one side of the paper and the second page of the book on the other side of the paper. Then, do the same with one piece of paper and the third and four page of the book.

Once I had my two double-sided pages ready, I just folded them in half and made them into a book. I used my long reach stapler to fasten them together in the middle. Easy peasy.

Or, you can always just fold them together and then use a regular stapler to staple the fold together. So many options.

2. Print the pages single-sided and cut them apart

If you don’t want to mess with double-sided copying or you just don’t want the coloring pages to be back-to-back, you can print out the four pages of the printable and cut them in half to get your eight page coloring book. Then, just assemble in the order of your choosing and staple them together.

3. Don’t make them into a book at all

Follow the second suggestion up until that stapling part. This is good if you only want to give kids one half-page at a time.

Terms of Use: Saints Coloring Book for November Printables

This download is free for subscribers (or for a very small fee for those that don’t want to subscribe) for personal, classroom, co-op, or church use. Real Life at Home copyright information must remain on the pages Although church use is allowed, It may not be put into church bulletins or newsletters.

This set cannot be sold, published, or hosted on other websites. (Example: an individual or church may not upload the file onto their website for others to download there.) If you want to pass along the printable though, please feel free to share a link to this post (not directly to the printable) with others.

There is a whole page included in the download with terms of use and what is allowed and what is not. Please check it out. Using the printable means you agree to the terms. Thanks!

Saints Coloring Book for November Printables Download Options

You have three options for getting the Saints Coloring Book for November:

• You can get it free as an email subscriber (sign up in the box below)
• You can purchase it for just $1 (or $2 if you will be using it for large group/multiple classrooms/whole parish use)
• You can purchase it as part of the Saints Coloring Books Bundle (which is the only way to get all of the months now) – it’s available for $7 (or $14 if you will be using it for large group/multiple classrooms/whole parish use)

Great Catholic Printables for November:

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Angie Kauffman

Angie, a domestically challenged nerd and mom of three very fun kids, is the founder of Real Life at Home.  Angie also listens to music every chance she gets, writes eBooks, podcasts, loves Pinterest, documents the little moments in life on Instagram, and occasionally sleeps.