Christmas Theme Colouring Pages – Free Printable Templates for a Festive Fun Time!
The holiday season is here, and what better way to celebrate than with some Christmas Theme Colouring Pages! These free printable templates are the perfect activity to keep your little ones entertained while sparking their creativity. Our collection features all the Christmas favorites: Santa Claus, Reindeer, Christmas Tree, Snowman, Christmas Ornaments, Christmas Treats, and Gifts. Let’s dive into a fun and colorful experience that your kids will absolutely adore!
Craft Essentials
- Crayons: Great for smooth coloring and shading.
- Colored Pencils: Perfect for adding details and textures.
- Watercolors & Brushes: Ideal for those who want to add a unique artistic touch.
- Free Printable Template: Download the templates, print them out, and let the fun begin!
Procedure
Download the free printable templates from the link provided in the post.
If your child is older and prefers to use watercolors, print the templates on sturdy paper to prevent it from curling or tearing.
Encourage your child to colour each page using their own creativity. There’s no right or wrong way—let their imaginations run wild!
After colouring the Christmas themed colouring pages, you can either make a coloring booklet as a keepsake or frame each artwork to create some festive decorations around the house.
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Did You Know?
- Santa Claus: Did you know that Santa wasn’t always dressed in red? He was initially depicted wearing blue, green, and even brown outfits until Coca-Cola popularized the red suit in the 1930s.
- Reindeer: Male reindeer lose their antlers in winter, but females keep theirs. Could Santa’s reindeer all be female?
- Christmas Bells: Bells have been part of Christmas celebrations since the early days to announce the arrival of the season. Their sound was believed to chase away evil spirits!
- Christmas Cake: Christmas cakes began as a traditional plum porridge in medieval England. Over time, dried fruits and spices were added, turning it into the rich cake we enjoy today.
- Christmas Tree: Germany is credited with the Christmas tree tradition in the 16th century. It wasn’t until the 1800s that Queen Victoria made it popular worldwide!
- Snowman: The world’s tallest snowman was built in Maine, USA, in 2008, and it stood a whopping 122 feet tall. They even used tree trunks as the snowman’s arms!
- Candy Cane: The candy cane was first introduced in 1670 by a choirmaster to keep kids quiet during long church services. The red and white stripes and hook represents the blood and shepherd’s staff of Christ.
- Christmas Wreath: Wreaths symbolize eternity and the endless cycle of life, with their circular shape representing a bond that never ends. The evergreen leaves stand for everlasting life!
More Christmas Activities To Try Out
- Santa Claus Paper Craft -Free Template
- Christmas Tree Paper Craft – Free Template
- Christmas Theme Spy Sheets
Click here to view all Christmas Theme Activities
We’d Love to See Your Kid’s Masterpiece
The holiday season is all about sharing and spreading joy, so why not share your child’s beautiful creations? Send us pictures of their completed coloring pages or tag us on social media. We’d love to see how they enjoyed their coloring session!
Don’t forget to comment below and let us know how much fun you had coloring together.
Let’s make this Christmas a colorful one! Merry Christmas!