Our Free Printable Corn Templates are ideal for coloring, crafting, classroom projects, and lesson plans during fall.
They include small, medium, and large corn outlines. Do not forget to check out our matching corn cob craft ideas below.
Let’s dive right in and get inspired!

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7 Fun Corn Facts
Before we get started with our simple corn printables, let’s learn a little bit about this crop.
- Corn is a wild grass.
- The individual kernel is called corn seed.
- There is an even number of rows in every cob of corn.
- Corn is not native to Canada.
- Popcorn is a type of corn.
- Corn was used as a substitute for coffee!
- Corn is an ingredient in fireworks
In Southern Mexico, people collected and consumed over 10,000 years ago wild grass, which is now what we call field corn.
Corn seeds are individual kernels and the ear is part of the flower.
Did you know there is an even number of rows in every cob of corn? The average number of kernels in a 16-row cob of corn is 800.
Corn may be one of Canada’s traditional crops, but it is not native to Canada.
65% of the Canadian corn comes from Ontario, 25% from Quebec, and the remaining 10% is grown throughout Canada.
Popcorn is a type of ‘flint’ corn. When heated, the corn gets crisp and puffs into the delicious popcorn.
Corn can be used as a substitute for coffee! In the 1800s when coffee was too expensive and scarce, parched corn was used as a coffee substitute, and the ashes of burnt corn cobs were used as baking soda.
Corn is an ingredient in fireworks. There are plenty of products that use corn, including antibiotics, glue, paper, insulation, shoe polish, cosmetics, detergent, paint, and many others.
These and more facts about corn can be found in the following link.
Corn Books for Kids
Free Corn Templates in Small, Medium, and Large
These corn outlines come in different styles, sizes, and in colors.
They are perfect for coloring, crafting, decorating, or classroom activities.
They are especially popular when it comes to fall and farm-related projects.
At the end of this article, I will show you a couple of stunning corn-on-the-cob crafts to use for our templates.
Enjoy!
Corn Cut Out Materials
But before we get started with all these fun corn craft template ideas, let’s have a look at what we will need for our craft projects.
Here is a list of supplies you will need for our printable corn cob crafts.
Do you need advice on How to Introduce Crafting to your Preschooler? Then read our 10 tips that work next.
9 Easy Corn on the Cob Template Ideas
1. Learn About Corn
Go check out our recommendation on corn books above.
2. C Is for Corn
Add our easy corn cob templates to your preschool alphabet lesson plan. Use them while learning the letter C.
First, print out some upper and lowercase letter C worksheets.
After your student are done with their worksheets, make sure to include an easy corn craft for the C sound.
Tip: Make sure to study each letter individually so your students can form memories for each letter to recollect them more easily.
3. Corn Sensory Play
Why not use our corn-on-the-cob template with real corn kettles and make a fun sensory play out of it?
Place it on a cooking sheet and add real kettles.
You can also use that opportunity to practice counting with your children.
More Fall Sensory Ideas can be found here.
4. Corn Coloring Pages
You can also easily adjust the difficulty level for older children. Simply give them a smaller corn outline or let them use a different painting technique that challenges them.
We for example love Salt Painting. Have you tried it yet? It is really fun and will give your corn a nice 3D look to it!
Another great way is using the Bubble Wrap Technique, Painting with Pom Poms, or Straw Blow Art.
If you are looking for other painting techniques go check our full list of 25 Easy Painting Ideas here.
5. DIY Corn Stencils
6. Fall Journal Decore
After you are done with your corn on the cob craft projects, why not turn in your corn pattern printables and use them for your art journal, or photo album?
You can always craft more creative shapes and use them as backgrounds, patterns, or focal points in your scrapbook.
Especially when it comes to fall they make a nice focus point!
7. DIY Corn Cards and Invitations
Do you have a fall party or farm birthday party around the corner?
Simply color our corn cob outlines and make adorable party invitations out of them.
Just make sure to use thicker paper for your cards.
In case you are still looking for fun games to play at your party? Then check out these cool Fall Festival Games or Halloween Party Activities.
They are a perfect match and can be set up easily in your backyard or next school event.
8. Corn on the Cob Template Decoration
After you are done making your corn invitations it is time to decorate accordingly for your party.
Our corn cut-out printables are especially popular during autumn.
You can turn our corn outlines into a garland, and decorate your walls, windows, doors, or party tables with them.
Use them for table place cards, and nametags for your party favors, or add them to your snack or gift boxes.
The possibilities for our corn-on-the-cob printables are endless!
Tip: If you do not have time to craft and color simply use our colored corn templates to decorate!
9. Simple Corn Template Outlines
What do you plan to use our corn template outlines for? Home or Party decorations during the fall season or a farm animal birthday party?
In collages, art paintings, paintings, or teaching tools?
Don’t forget to let us know in the comments below!
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