Christmas Coloring Sheets for Toddlers

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Need a simple activity to pull out during a busy December day? These Christmas Coloring Sheets for Toddlers give little learners five large holiday pictures with plenty of space to color.

For more seasonal printables, visit my Christmas Worksheets for Kids for more activities to add to your Christmas plans.

The printable features Santa, reindeer, a Christmas tree, presents, a gingerbread character, candy canes, cookies, and other familiar Christmas pictures.

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Printable Overview

Resource Detail

Information

Recommended age

Ages 2-3, Toddlers

Subject

Early Learning

Number of pages

5 pages

Skills practiced

Coloring, fine motor skills, visual attention, and vocabulary

Topics covered

Christmas, Santa, reindeer, Christmas trees, presents, and holiday treats

Supplies

Printer, paper, crayons

File type

PDF

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Who Is This Printable For?

These coloring sheets are designed for toddlers who enjoy short, simple activities.

Choose one page at a time for quiet time, a relaxed Christmas activity, or whenever your child wants to sit down with crayons.

Why Use Christmas Coloring Sheets?

Christmas coloring sheets give toddlers a simple way to explore familiar holiday pictures while getting comfortable using crayons.

The large designs leave plenty of room for little hands to color without having to manage lots of tiny details.

Add a few Christmas picture books to your reading time so toddlers can enjoy stories about Santa, reindeer, Christmas trees, and other familiar holiday traditions.

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What Will Kids Learn?

These coloring sheets give toddlers practice with a few early skills.

  • Fine motor skills: Practice holding and moving crayons.
  • Visual attention: Notice different objects, shapes, and details.
  • Vocabulary: Talk about Santa, reindeer, presents, cookies, candy canes, and Christmas trees.
  • Creativity: Choose colors and decorate each picture in their own way.
two pages of Christmas Coloring Sheets for Toddlers

What Supplies Are Needed?

You only need a few basic supplies.

  • Printer
  • Paper
  • Crayons

Washable markers can work too if your toddler prefers them.

What Is Included?

The five coloring sheets feature a Christmas house and tree, Santa with presents, Christmas treats, three reindeer, and a decorated Christmas tree surrounded by familiar holiday objects.

Christmas House and Tree

Kids can color a decorated house, Christmas tree, wreath, candy canes, and the large word Christmas.

Santa and Presents

This page features a large Santa face surrounded by wrapped presents with the word Santa along the bottom.

Christmas Treats

Toddlers can color a gingerbread character, cookies, candy canes, and holiday drinks along with the words I love Christmas!

Reindeer

Three reindeer wearing scarves fill this page, with the large word Reindeer underneath.

Christmas Tree

The final page features a large Christmas tree surrounded by a star, holly, a candy cane, and an ornament.

How Can You Extend the Activity?

Add a few easy hands-on activities after coloring.

  • Set up this Christmas Sensory Bin for some hands-on sensory play.
  • Print the Toddler Christmas Coloring Pages when your child wants more pictures to color.
  • Count a few Christmas ornaments or presents together.
  • Make a simple paper Christmas tree and let your toddler decorate it with stickers.

How Can You Keep Learning Going?

Add more Christmas printables and pretend play activities that encourage little learners to use their imaginations, practice fine motor skills, and explore familiar holiday themes in different ways.

Santa Bakery Pretend Play Pack
Hot Chocolate Stand Pretend Play Pack

What Other Activities Can You Try?

Mix in a few more Christmas activities so toddlers can explore the season through crafts, coloring, sensory play, and simple hands-on projects.

three pages of Christmas Coloring Sheets for Toddlers

FAQs

That’s fine. Let them color as much as they want and save the rest for another time.

Let the pages dry if you use markers, then display a favorite on the refrigerator, wall, or another spot where your child can see their work.

Point out the Christmas objects on the page and name them together. You can also talk about colors or ask your child which picture they like best.

These Christmas Coloring Sheets for Toddlers give little learners an easy way to enjoy familiar holiday pictures while spending some time coloring.

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Monique at Living Life and Learning

Hi, I’m Monique Boutsiv! I’ve been homeschooling for 18 years and have four children ranging from toddler to adult. I create science activities, educational printables and homeschool resources for preschool through elementary-aged children.

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