Christmas Coloring Pages for Kids (Free Printables)

If you ask me, a stack of coloring pages and a box of crayons is one of the easiest ways to slow down a busy December afternoon.

So if you need Christmas coloring pages for kids, free printable and ready to go, you’re in the right place. No fuss and no fancy supplies. Just print, grab your crayons, and color.

These are great for a quiet afternoon, for keeping little hands busy while you wrap presents, or for tucking into a bag to take along. And yes, they’re free. Win. Win.

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Why You’ll Love These Christmas Coloring Pages

They’re free. Christmas gets expensive fast, and this one doesn’t cost a thing.
They’re simple. Print them at home on regular paper. No special supplies.
They’re made for kids. Sit them down with crayons and let them go.
They fit the season. Coloring is a sweet little way to keep the Christmas spirit going all December long.
They’re easy to take along. Fold a few into a folder or bag for the car, a waiting room, or a visit with family.

What You’ll Need

Not much! Here’s what I’d have on hand, plus a few notes on choices.

Paper: Regular printer paper works just fine. If your kids like markers or paint, thicker paper (like cardstock) helps keep the color from soaking through.
Something to color with: Crayons, colored pencils, or markers. Use whatever you’ve got in the drawer. Washable markers are a good idea if little ones are coloring at the kitchen table.
A printer with ink: If your ink is running low, print just the pages you want instead of the whole set.
A cozy spot: A cleared-off table, a plate of cookies, and you’re set. I’m partial to Peanut Butter Blossom Cookies for this job.

How to Print These Free Christmas Coloring Pages for Kids

It’s quick. Here’s the simple version:

Download the free printable from this post.
Open the file and choose the pages you’d like to print.
Load your printer with paper and print.
Set out the crayons, colored pencils, or markers.
Let the coloring begin!

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Try These Next!

Peanut Butter Blossom Cookies: a good cookie to set next to the crayons.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars: an easy treat for a busy day.
Scripture Memory Verse Cards for Sunday School (Free Printables): another free printable to keep on hand.

I hope you enjoy these Christmas coloring pages as much as I enjoyed putting them together! If you print them, I’d love to hear how it goes. Leave a comment below and tell me what your kids are coloring this Christmas, and thank you so much for stopping by.

Just keep a few extra crayons handy. They disappear.

Merry Christmas from my farmhouse to yours ♡