Holiday coloring pages for every season
Holiday pages are the ones kids ask for again and again. This page keeps them in one place, in calendar order, so you can print the right set a week or two before the day.
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Our first set is Christmas coloring pages: 12 original drawings, from a very easy jingle bell to a holly wreath with berries all the way around. They come as single PDFs or as one file with all 12.
Christmas tree with star
Snowman in a scarf and top hat
Wrapped present with a big bow
Striped candy cane
The holiday calendar
Children get the most out of a holiday page in the run-up to the day, when the pictures connect to what they see at home and at school. This is the order we are drawing new sets in. Each one gets its own page here when it is finished.
| Month | Holiday or season | Ideas kids enjoy |
|---|---|---|
| December | Christmas, winter | Trees, stockings, snowmen, mittens |
| January | Winter, New Year | Snowflakes, hot cocoa, sledding |
| February | Valentine's Day | Hearts, cards to color and give, friendly animals |
| March | St. Patrick's Day, spring | Shamrocks, rainbows, pots of gold |
| March or April | Easter | Bunnies, eggs, baskets, chicks |
| June to August | Summer | Beach days, ice cream, sunshine |
| September and October | Fall, Halloween | Leaves, pumpkins, friendly ghosts |
| November | Thanksgiving | Turkeys, harvest baskets, thankful lists |
Tips for holiday printing
- Print a week early. Kids like to color, cut out and hang their pages before the day, not after.
- Use the pages as cards. Print at 50% (two pages per sheet), fold, and a colored page becomes a card for grandparents.
- Make a countdown. A set with 12 pages works as a 12-day countdown: one page a day.