From Gullu’s Christmas land · 30 pages

Christmas Land Coloring Pages

Gullu's Christmas land has 30 Christmas coloring pages for kids, drawn with bold outlines and friendly faces for toddlers through the early grades. Children can color a round ornament with wavy bands, a wreath with a big bow, a nutcracker soldier, a snowman in a scarf and mittens, a string of five lights and a brick fireplace hung with two stockings. Cozy pictures join in, such as a mug of hot cocoa with marshmallows, a plate of cookies and a knitted sweater, along with a penguin in a Santa hat, a polar bear hugging a gift, a rocking horse, a toy train carrying presents and a sleigh packed with a sack of gifts. Santa waves with his toy sack, and a decorated tree, a baby reindeer, an elf, Mrs. Claus with a tray of cookies and a gingerbread man complete the set. Simple pages like the ornament, the Santa hat and the star on a tree have only a few large shapes. The nutcracker, the toy train and the fireplace offer more small parts for older children.

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30 pictures to color 7 easy for the youngest

What kids practice

Christmas pages build winter and holiday vocabulary, from wreath, ornament and sleigh to mantel, chimney and runners. Children count five lights, three presents and two stockings, and spot circles, triangles and stars in the cookies and the tree. Stripes on the candy cane and rows of bricks train careful hand control, and the short facts explain where traditions such as evergreen wreaths and wooden nutcrackers come from.

Ideas for home and the classroom

Color the ornament, cut it out and hang it on a tree, a window or a string across the classroom.
Use the Christmas Lights page for pattern practice: choose two or three colors and repeat them along the string.
After coloring the Pile of Presents, sort real boxes at home by size and wrap one in paper your child has decorated.

FAQ

Christmas Land Coloring Pages: questions

What are easy Christmas coloring pages for toddlers and preschoolers?

The ornament, the Santa hat, the star on a tree, the wreath, the sweater and the plate of cookies are the simplest, each made of a few big shapes that suit chunky crayons. Children who want more of a challenge can move on to the nutcracker, the toy train with gifts and the brick fireplace with its two stockings.

What pictures are in the Christmas coloring pages?

There are 30 pictures. They include Santa with his toy sack, Mrs. Claus, an elf, a baby reindeer, a decorated tree, an ornament, a wreath, a nutcracker, a snowman, an angel, string lights, presents, a gingerbread man, candy canes, a stocking, hot cocoa, cookies, a rocking horse, a toy train, a fireplace with stockings and a sleigh full of gifts.

How can I use Christmas coloring pages in the classroom?

Use them as quiet morning work in December, as counting practice with the five lights and three presents, or as a starting point for talking about how families spend the winter holidays. Not every child celebrates Christmas, so wintry pictures such as the snowman, the hot cocoa and the sweater are good choices for mixed groups.

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Color the whole Christmas land in Gullu

In the Gullu app, the Christmas land holds these 30 pages on the world map, with a magic brush, glitter, stickers and a gold star when every page is done. The first page is free on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and free to print here.

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