Holly Sprig with Berries Coloring Page
Holly sprig with three round berries and three spiky leaves outlined in black.
Easy · 2–4Color 429 free Christmas coloring pages with Santa Claus, reindeer, gingerbread men, candy canes, stockings, a nutcracker, snowmen and Christmas trees with presents. Choose from easy, medium and tricky designs for ages 2 and up. Every one is free to print, keep as a PDF or color online. A cozy holiday activity for kids of every age.

Holly sprig with three round berries and three spiky leaves outlined in black.
Easy · 2–4Our Christmas coloring pages are packed with holiday favorites. Santa rides his sleigh, checks his list, comes down the chimney, decorates the tree and waves from a train. Reindeer play with jingle bells, elves carry giant presents and a nutcracker stands guard. There are cozy pages too, like a teddy bear with hot cocoa, a cat napping by the tree and a puppy in a stocking.
Red, green and gold are the classic Christmas colors. Leave snow and Santa's beard white, and add yellow for twinkly lights. For a softer look, try icy blues and silver.
Advent countdown. Pick 24 pages and color one each day in December until Christmas Eve. Stack them as a countdown book.
Letter to Santa. Color the page of Santa reading a letter, then help your child write their own letter on the back.
Counting presents. On pages with gifts, count the presents and decide how to share them between family members.
Christmas around the world. Talk about how other countries celebrate, and draw one new tradition on the page.
Yes. Use the Easy filter for simple pages like a stocking, a candy cane, a snowman or a Christmas tree. They have big shapes and thick lines for children aged 2 to 4.
Press the Download button at the top of the page to save the pictures shown on that page in one PDF. Christmas has a lot of pages, so if there is a page 2, it has its own button too.
Santa Claus, reindeer, elves, gingerbread men, candy canes, stockings, wreaths, a nutcracker, snowmen, angels, ornaments, a gingerbread house and Christmas trees with presents.
Have your child color a page, then use it as wrapping paper for a small gift, fold it into a card or frame it for grandparents.
Print a mix of easy and tricky pages so everyone can join in. Colored pages can decorate the classroom door or become a class Christmas book.
Not quite. Ask a grown-up to help.