10 Christmas Coloring Worksheets For All Ages

Christmas Coloring Worksheets

If you need Christmas coloring worksheets, we have ten activities that are free and printable for you to use. While you’re at it, check out our list of 5 Christmas Worksheets.

1. Christmas Tree Coloring

This Christmas coloring page has a traditional Christmas tree decorated with ornaments and a star at the top.

This is a fun activity to do with the kids during the holidays. They will enjoy the creative process, from filling in the outline of the tree and adding the decorations, to the finished product.

2. Reindeer Coloring

This Christmas coloring sheet has two reindeer flying in unison. You can color them any way you like. There are no rules when it comes to these activities.

You can make these reindeer one of a kind by adding your favorite features. Maybe you like to draw a long scarf around one of their necks. You can also color one of the reindeer red, green, or any other color. You can even add a Santa hat to one of the reindeer. There are no rules when it comes to these activities.

3. Snowman Coloring Sheet

Frosty the snowman type of Christmas coloring page with surrounding snow falling to the ground.

Kids can use their own imagination to make this scene come to life. With a little bit of snow and a lot of creativity, you can make this a holiday scene too.

4. Christmas Present Coloring

This Christmas coloring page has a neatly wrapped present and a bow tightly tied. The focus is on the gift, and everything else is out of focus.

It’s not surprising that this is one of the most popular Christmas coloring pages. Even if you’re not an artist, you can create a beautiful piece of artwork by filling in the lines of this image.

5. Bear Coloring Page

For young children, they will love to color this Christmas bear wearing a Santa’s hat. It is a great activity for them to put their creativity skills to use and will keep them entertained for hours.

It is a great activity for kids on a rainy day or snow day, and they will love to color in this bear. After they are done, they can hang it on the wall to show their friends.

6. Jingle Bells Coloring

Christmas is a time to sing all the classics and this includes Jingle Bells. You can color each one a different color or make a pattern with several colors.

You can use markers or crayons to color the bells and make sure that you let each child pick which color they want to use so that they can feel ownership of the project. Once the bells are colored, string them up and hang them from the tree.

7. Ice Skating Coloring

During the Christmas season, ice skating is always a popular activity for the kids.

Color these skaters with your children in mind and add some holiday flair. It’s a fun activity that’s sure to keep them active and engaged.

8. Rudolph Coloring Sheet

Of all Christmas coloring worksheets, this one always is a crowd favorite. This is because kids can color Rudolph’s glowing, red nose.

This is a great activity to keep kids occupied during the holiday season. It also is a great way to help them focus their energy and creativity.

9. Autumn Leaves Coloring

Before Christmas arrives, the leaves fall and snow behind to fall. Then, the snow falls and Christmas arrives.

It’s time to put away the sunscreen, and enjoy the beautiful fall foliage without getting a sunburn. Use this autumn leaf coloring sheet to get ready for fall.

10. Santa Coloring Sheet

This Christmas coloring page features Santa Claus and Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer. Kids can color in this festive holiday scene with your favorite characters from the story of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

his is a great activity for kids of all ages and a fun way to get into the holiday spirit.

Christmas Coloring Pages

During Christmas, kids love to unwrap their toys and spend time with their family and friends.

It’s a time of joy and fun. If you bring these Christmas coloring worksheets to class, the kids will love them.

Just like our Halloween coloring worksheets, these all printable and free to use for any purpose.

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