Turkey disguise printables that fit on one page

There are 24 costumes, from astronaut and chef to ghost and scarecrow. Each one has a black-and-white line-art page for coloring and a colored page for a fast display print. The title reads "'s Turkey in Disguise" when you add a name, and the name repeats on the line at the bottom. The drawing uses thick outlines and flat fills, so it prints cleanly on a school laser printer or a home inkjet.

Choose line art when the project is about coloring, when the child wants to choose the colors, or when you are printing a class set and want to save ink. Choose color when the page is due in the morning, when the disguise is going on a bulletin board, or when the child prefers to add details instead of filling in large areas. The colored version uses a warm turkey palette and bright costume colors, but it is still flat enough to photocopy in black and white.

Set the paper to US Letter portrait and the scale to 100 percent. Turn off headers and footers in the browser print dialog so the URL and date do not appear on the page. If you need a PDF, choose Save as PDF instead of a printer, then email the file or print it later. The layout fits A4 with a small margin. Check the preview before printing a class set; the turkey should be centered with the name line visible at the bottom.

Match the costume to the time you have. Ghost, cat, Santa and superhero are flat and fast. Astronaut, chef, firefighter and cowboy use one paper shape and a few details. Mermaid, butterfly, ballerina and dinosaur take longer because they have wings, scales or spikes. If the assignment includes writing, open the idea page for the costume; each one has a sentence starter and a sample paragraph that matches the disguise.

A teacher can print single pages free. A class print costs 1 credit — 1 for $3.99 or 3 for $7.99, paid once with no subscription — and prints a whole class from a name list, one page per student, with either one costume for everyone or a "let each student pick" assignment sheet. A class print includes the editable parent letter. It is built for the week when 26 pages need to go home at once, not for a single rainy-day craft.

Look at the preview before you commit to a class set. The turkey should be centered, the title should fit on one line, and the name line should sit above the bottom margin. Check that the selected costume matches the child's choice and that the color mode is the one you want. If you are printing on a school printer, choose plain paper and standard quality; the thick outlines do not need a photo setting. For a last-minute PDF, save the file first and print from the PDF viewer so the browser does not shrink the page.

The free printable does not put a logo over the turkey or a coupon at the bottom of the page. You do not need to create an account, confirm an email or watch a countdown to download. The design is stored in the page link, so you can bookmark a specific costume and name, or send the link to a grandparent who wants to print a copy. The site does not collect the names typed into the maker.