4 free pages · or color on screen
Christmas tree coloring pages
Every ornament on these trees is waiting for a color, and there are a LOT of ornaments.
There's a tree with a string of lights, a tree with presents underneath, a star for the top and the tree from the last page of our book. Print them in US Letter or A4, or color them right here on a phone or tablet.
On a phone or tablet
Color on screen
Pick a color and tap a shape to fill it. Made a mistake? Undo. Save it, or print it for the fridge.
1. Pick a picture
2. Pick a color, then tap a shape
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Christmas tree
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Christmas tree coloring pages to print
One picture a page, in black and white, US Letter or A4.
Christmas tree
Four layers of branches, a star on top and three strings of lights. How many of the ornaments will be gold?
Ages 5 and up · 1 page · PDF
A tree with presents
A tree full of ornaments and five presents underneath. One of them has a blank tag.
Ages 5 and up · 1 page · PDF
Christmas star
Gold is the obvious choice for the big star. The four little ones can be anything at all.
Ages 3 and up · big shapes · 1 page · PDF
Scene 12: The tree
Home again, under the Christmas tree, with a little present from Santa.
Ages 6 to 8 · busy page · 1 page · PDF
Free for home and classroom use. To pass them on, please share the link to this page and not the file.
Ideas while you color
Count before you color
How many ornaments are on the tree? Count them together, then color that many gold and the rest any color at all.
Make it glow
Color the lights yellow and leave a tiny white dot in each one. From across the room, they look switched on.
Hang it up
Cut the finished tree out and stick it on a window or the fridge. A paper tree needs no watering.
How to draw a Christmas tree: Draw one yourself, step by step, then color it in.
Our own book
The Christmas Secret
A Christmas Eve picture book with a read-along · ages 3 to 7 · out on October 20
On the last page of our book the girl is home again, under the tree, with Santa's present in her hands. It's scene 12 on this page.
Questions
Grown-ups ask
Which Christmas tree page is easiest?
The Christmas tree with its star and string of lights has big shapes and suits ages 3 and up. The tree with presents and the page from our book have many small shapes, so they're better from about 6.
Does a Christmas tree have to be green?
Not on paper. White trees, blue trees and gold trees all exist in real shops, so a pink one is only a little bit of a stretch.
How do I print these coloring pages?
Press US Letter or A4 under a picture and print the PDF at 100%, or "Actual size". Each picture is one page, free, with no sign-up. Every Christmas coloring page in one file comes by email, from the box on this page.
Can my child color them on a phone or tablet?
Yes, at the top of this page, with a finger. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere, and Save the picture keeps a copy on your device.
Can I print them for my class?
Yes, as many copies as your class needs. The cards say which ages each picture suits, so a mixed class can take one each.
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Reindeer foodOats and seeds in a bowl, never glitter, with our own poem and bag toppers and tags with your child's name.
Santa's nice listA certificate for kind things only, signed by Santa, and 24 kind things to do in December.
Christmas gift tagsEveryone's names fit on one sheet of tags in the pictures of our book, and Santa's own tags come signed.
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Christmas activity sheetsSeven black and white sheets for ages 3 to 8, from a picture word search to bingo for a whole class, answers included.