Christmas Colouring Pages (printable)
Six Christmas colouring pictures with bold outlines: a decorated Christmas tree with presents, a patterned bauble, a wrapped present with a gift tag, a stocking, a gingerbread person and a holly wreath.
How to use this page
- Choose a picture: a Christmas tree, bauble, present, stocking, gingerbread person or wreath, or all six to make a small colouring book.
- Leave the name line ticked for a class or a party table.
- Press Print. Each picture fills one page.
About this Christmas printable
The pictures have large shapes and thick lines, which suit children from about three upwards, while older children can fill the bands and spaces with their own patterns. Print one picture or all six as a small colouring book for the school holidays. Coloured pictures can be cut out and hung on the tree, stuck in a window or used as the front of a homemade card. They also make a calm activity on Christmas Day while lunch is cooking.
Tips
- Bold outlines and large shapes suit young children, and older ones can add their own patterns inside the shapes.
- Crayons and pencils work on plain printer paper; use thicker paper for markers or paint.
- Colour the pictures, cut them out and hang them on the tree or in a window.
- Print the set for a quiet activity on Christmas Day while lunch is cooking.
Common questions
Can I use these in a classroom?
Yes. They are free for home and classroom use.
Why are there no snowmen?
There are a few snowy touches, but most pictures are things you see at an Australian Christmas, which is in summer.
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