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From Gullu’s New Year land · 26 pages
New Year Land Coloring Pages
Gullu's New Year land brings together 26 New Year coloring pages for kids, covering both midnight parties on December 31 and Lunar New Year traditions. Party pictures include a clock with both hands pointing up, three striped party hats, a party horn, three balloons tied with a bow, a disco ball, a teddy bear with a balloon, a two-tier cake with a sparkler candle and a feathered mask. A new calendar page, a countdown rocket and a crescent moon celebrating with three stars mark the start of the year. Ten pages celebrate the year 2027 itself, with smiling 2027 numbers, number balloons, a 2027 cake, fireworks, a party popper and an owl in a party hat. For Lunar New Year there is a round paper lantern, a dragon dance puppet on poles, a lion dance costume, a lucky envelope with coins and a drum with cymbals. The envelope, the calendar and the mask are the simplest for toddlers, and the lion dance, with its rows of fluffy trim, suits children in the early grades.
26 pictures to color 6 easy for the youngest
- New Year ClockDetailed · free to print
- Party HatsMedium
- Party HornMedium
- Party BalloonsDetailed
- Disco BallDetailed
- New Year Party BearMedium
- Sparkler CakeEasy
- Party MaskEasy
- New CalendarEasy
- Countdown RocketEasy
- Party MoonMedium
- Paper LanternMedium
- Dragon DanceDetailed
- Lion DanceDetailed
- Lucky EnvelopeEasy
- Drum and CymbalsDetailed
- Happy New Year 2027Detailed
- New Year FireworksEasy
- Midnight Alarm ClockMedium
- Party PopperMedium
- 2027 New Year CakeMedium
- New Year Party KidMedium
- 2027 BalloonsDetailed
- New Year Party OwlMedium
- Party BannerDetailed
- New Year CheersMedium
What kids practice
New Year pages introduce time words such as midnight, month, year and countdown, and the clock and calendar lead naturally into telling time and naming the months. Children count stars, balloons and confetti, and practice color patterns on striped hats. The Lunar New Year pictures show how families in China, Vietnam, Korea and many other places welcome the year with lanterns, dances and good wishes.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Color the New Year Clock, add the numbers 1 to 12 and practice a countdown from ten.
- Make a wish list for the year: each child draws one thing they want to learn next to their colored calendar page.
- After coloring the Dragon Dance page, form a line, hold a scarf or ribbon overhead and parade around the room to a drumbeat.
New Year Land Coloring Pages: questions
What New Year coloring pages are good for toddlers?
Begin with the lucky envelope, the new calendar, the party mask and the paper lantern, which are built from a handful of large shapes. The party bear and the balloons are friendly next steps. Keep the lion dance and the clock with confetti for older children, since they have many small areas.
Are there Lunar New Year coloring pages too?
Yes. Of the 26 pictures, five show Lunar New Year traditions: a red paper lantern, a dragon dance puppet held up on poles, a lion dance costume, a lucky envelope with two coins and a drum with cymbals. Each comes with a short, simple fact so children can learn what the object is for.
How do I explain the new year to a young child?
Keep it concrete. Show a calendar and explain that when the last page is finished, a new one begins with January. Count down from ten together, as people do at midnight. Then talk about one thing your child learned last year and one thing they would like to try next. Coloring the clock or the calendar gives the conversation a focus.
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Color the whole New Year land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the New Year land holds these 26 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.
