Decorated Christmas Tree
easy
Christmas Coloring Pages
Christmas trees, stockings and gifts sit alongside gingerbread characters and decorated rooms in this collection. Download a picture or make a free PDF for A4 or US Letter, then color it on paper.
Themes
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Coloring Pages
Reindeer and a Gift Sleigh
medium
Puppy in a Christmas Stocking
easy
Christmas Gingerbread Cottage
detailed
Christmas Wreath and Bells
medium
Making Christmas Cookies
detailed
Christmas Gift Train
medium
Christmas Snow Globe
medium
A Snowman’s Bird Feeder
medium
Making Christmas Ornaments
detailed
Woodland Christmas Choir
medium
Stockings by the Fireplace
medium
Choose what you want to make for Christmas
Start with a picture you like, then decide whether to keep it as a full sheet, mount it on a card or use a purpose-made craft template.
A clear main shape
The puppy and striped stocking offer broad areas. Color the star first, then repeat colors on the stocking stripes.
Puppy in a Christmas Stocking →
A detailed little house
Icing, windows and gifts add small spaces. Keep this as a full picture, or use the separate gingerbread craft sheets linked farther down.
Christmas Gingerbread Cottage →
A repeated ornament pattern
Stars and stripes make a simple color sequence. This is a coloring page, not a ready-sized gift-tag sheet.
Christmas Bauble with Stars and Stripes →Repeat three colors on one ornament
Use the star-and-stripe bauble shown here. Work on the paper print; the swatches are a suggested palette.
Suggested color example
- 1. Red bow
- 2. Green stripes
- 3. Gold stars
- Color the bow red.
- Alternate green and white in the lower stripes.
- Color the three stars gold; leave the wide band white for contrast.
Keep the finished sheet, or mount a suitably sized print on folded cardstock and write a greeting inside.
More selection and activity ideas
Choose a page
Choose a tree, ornament or stocking for a clear main shape. Village scenes and decorated rooms offer smaller details. The puppy peeking from a striped stocking has broad areas; the fox tying a ribbon around a gift adds patterned paper, room details and a resting cat. For more stocking patterns, try the three stockings above an unlit fireplace.
Try it together
Choose a few colors for the tree decorations, then try a different combination on another page. Display the finished pictures together or add a handwritten holiday greeting. A finished picture can become a paper greeting card. For a separate hanging-decoration craft, follow the gingerbread guide and use its own printable sheets; any cutting needs help appropriate to the child’s skills.
Make a Card from a Coloring Page
Make a Christmas card from a tree, stocking or gift picture in this collection. Print on US Letter or A4 and check that your chosen part fits the folded card before coloring. Prepare crayons or colored pencils, a blank sheet or card, a glue stick and child-appropriate scissors, with adult help for cutting. Follow the card guide to arrange and glue the picture, then add a handwritten greeting.
For individual coloring pages, choose US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) or A4 to match your paper in the print or PDF controls. Check fit and margins in the preview, then print one sample before making classroom copies. Coloring-page printing guide.
Pages marked “Personal & educational use” may be printed for free classroom handouts. Check the license on each page; third-party artwork may have different terms. To share one of our uncolored pages, share its page link rather than the downloadable file. Usage rights.