Three Kings Day

Explore Three Kings Day pictures of crowns and stars, gift-carrying travelers, friendly camels and ring-shaped festive bread. The collection also includes children making crowns, decorating cookies and playing with paper puppets or a block camel. Choose a crown or bread still life for larger shapes, or a family table and journey scene for smaller details. After coloring, compare the crown patterns or use the pictures to talk about sharing gifts.

Crowns to compare or bread to decorate

Choose repeated shapes for a short session, or a family scene with smaller objects.

Three different crowns decorated with round and diamond-shaped jewels sit beneath a radiant guiding star.

Three crowns and a star

The crowns have different outlines and repeated jewels. Choose this for circles, diamonds and one large pointed star.

Three Crowns and a Guiding Star →
An adult and a child in aprons add fruit decorations to a ring-shaped bread.

Decorating ring bread

People, hands, toppings and kitchen objects share the page. Choose this when you want to color one activity in several stages.

Decorating Three Kings Bread →

Let the star and jewels shine

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Digital coloring example

Yellow star above three white crowns with purple round and diamond jewels; finials remain white.
A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.
  • 1. Yellow star
  • 2. Purple jewels
  • 3. White crowns
  1. Color the large star yellow, leaving the separate rays white.
  2. Color every enclosed round or diamond jewel purple, including those on the vertical crown straps.
  3. Keep the crown surfaces, five round finials and spaces between the rays white.

The jewels are distinct from the five white finials. The yellow star remains the largest colored shape.

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