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Christmas Coloring Pages and December Activity Ideas for Preschool and Home

Updated 2026-10-27

1. The Christmas pages

  • Christmas animals (8): a fawn on a sleigh, a bunny at a gingerbread house, a polar bear by the tree, a kitten with stockings, a bear with presents and more.
  • Winter animal scenes (7): polar bear gift wrapping, reindeer cookie bakery, penguins building a snowman, a winter light festival and more.
  • Winter princesses (6): the gingerbread snow princess, the ice crystal princess, the winter rose princess and more.

2. A four-week December plan

  • Week 1, tree and decorations: color the polar bear by the tree, then decorations to cut out for the class tree.
  • Week 2, gift wrapping: color the gift-wrapping scene and talk about who you would give a present to.
  • Week 3, cookie baking: color the reindeer bakery and the gingerbread house, then make cookies from clay or paper.
  • Week 4, Christmas cards: turn colored pages into cards for family.

3. Making cards from colored pages

Print a page on A4 or Letter, color it and fold it in half with the picture on the front, then write a message inside. Print at quarter size and glue onto card stock for small gift tags.

4. Christmas colors

Red, green and gold are classic, while winter-night blue and snowy white give a calmer feel. Follow each page’s color reference or choose a class color scheme.

5. For church and school events

A preparation schedule and a 90-minute program using Bible story pages are in our guide to preparing a Christmas event.

Pages used in this article

FAQ

Are the Christmas pages free?

Yes, for personal, home and classroom printing.

Is there Santa or a famous character?

We do not copy existing characters; the pages use original animal characters and winter princesses.

Which pages suit young children?

The Christmas animals, with one large animal each, suit ages 3–5. Winter scenes and princesses have more detail for ages 5 and up.

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