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January Coloring Pages for Kids: Snow, Skates and New Year

These 16 January coloring pages start the year with a party and then head out into the snow. A striped party popper bursts with confetti and a firework opens into rounded rays for New Year. Two snowmen wave their stick arms, one in a top hat and one with a bucket on its head, beside a smiling snowflake, a patterned mitten, a pom-pom hat, a wooden sled, an icicle and fluffy snow boots. A polar bear cub sits on the ice, a penguin slides on its belly, a girl glides on ice skates, a kid skis downhill, an igloo is built from snow blocks and even the Moon wears earmuffs. 9 of them are free to print here, marked “free to print”; the rest are colored in the Gullu app.

Print the free page: Snowman All 47 free pages (PDF)

16 January pictures 6 easy for the youngest

Ideas for home and the classroom

  • Color one winter page each week of January and tape them up as a snowy window display.
  • After the mitten page, trace your child’s hand in a mitten shape and let them design a matching pair.
  • Use the party popper page to talk about one thing your child wants to learn or try this year.
FAQ

January coloring pages: questions

Which January coloring pages are free to print?

9 are free to print, for personal, home and classroom use: Snowman, Snowman with a Bucket Hat, Snowflake, Winter Mitten, Winter Hat, Snow Sled, Igloo, Polar Bear Cub and Sliding Penguin. Polar Bear Cub is also in the free 47-page PDF. The other pages are colored in the Gullu app.

Which January pages suit preschool and toddlers?

The firework, the snowflake, the winter hat, the icicle, the sliding penguin and the Moon in earmuffs are easy, with a few big shapes. The snowmen, the mitten, the sled, the polar bear cub and the party popper are medium. The snow boots, the igloo, the ice skating girl and the skiing kid have many small parts, so they suit kids of 5 and up.

Are these pages good for a winter classroom theme?

Yes. The set covers snow, winter clothes, winter sports and polar animals, so it fits a January or winter unit. Children can sort the pages into things you wear, things you do and animals that live in the cold.

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