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Christmas Tree coloring pages

Decorate your own tree with these free Christmas tree coloring pages, from a simple tree with a star and six ornaments to a fully trimmed tree with garland and presents underneath. Choose from easy, medium and tricky designs for ages 2 and up. Send one to the printer, save it as a PDF or color it online. The simple tree suits toddlers, while the fuller tree keeps older kids busy.

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About Christmas Tree coloring pages

The Christmas tree is the center of the holiday for many families, and our Christmas tree coloring pages let kids decorate one any way they like. A simple tree has a star on top and big round ornaments that toddlers can fill, and a fuller tree has garland, candy canes and wrapped gifts below.

Green is the classic color, but kids can try two greens for a fuller look. Color the ornaments in red, gold, blue and silver, and make the star bright yellow.

How to use Christmas tree coloring pages for learning

  1. Ornament patterns. Color the ornaments in a pattern, like red, gold, red, gold. Ask what color comes next.

  2. Shape talk. A Christmas tree looks like a triangle. Find other triangles around the room.

  3. Our tree. Color the tree to match your family's real tree, then talk about where each ornament came from.

  4. Counting ornaments. Count the ornaments, then draw more until there are ten.

Questions parents and teachers ask

Are Christmas tree coloring pages good for toddlers?

Yes. The simple tree is Easy, with big ornaments and thick lines for ages 2 to 4. The decorated tree with presents suits older kids.

Can I download all the Christmas tree coloring pages at once?

Yes. Press Download all at the top of the page to save every Christmas tree picture in one PDF.

What colors should I use for a Christmas tree?

Two shades of green for the branches, brown for the trunk and bright red, gold, blue or silver for the ornaments. Yellow works best for the star.

How can teachers use Christmas tree pages in class?

Give each child a tree to decorate, then line them up on a wall as a paper forest. It also works as a counting or pattern activity.

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