Download Our Free Printable Holiday Coloring Book Pages for Kids and Adults

How lovely are thy branches! Especially when they trim this tree with their own creative touches. They can even model it off of your own festive focal point.

There’s something so satisfying about coloring in letters, isn’t there? This free printable holiday coloring page would also make a sweet present for a long-distance grandparent or family member. Just ask the kids to pen a special message on the back.

These ice skates give us all the nostalgic holiday feels! They’re perfect for mini hockey players, fashionistas, and winter wonderland-lovers.

You can’t talk about the holidays without light displays. While these swirls and whirls might give parents flashbacks to the hours spent detangling their strings, the little ones will enjoy filling them in.

Ornaments are a classic holiday decor item, and these are just big enough where you can fill them in with one color or have some fun by adding in stripes or other patterns.

Season’s greetings! Is anything more exciting than a pile of presents? Yes—those you don’t have to pay for, like the ones on this coloring page.

If you really want to create a shimmering display, pick up glow-in-the-dark pens or glitter markers for this pattern.

They’ll have a blast filling in all the pattern options on this hanging ornament. They could use every color of the rainbow or instead go for the monochromatic look. When finished, you can cut them out, punch a hole, and hang them on the tree.

Note: You will need scissors to assemble, so this is best for older kids or requires adult supervision.

These are similar to the above printable coloring page, but they’re blank in case your little decorator prefers to pave their own way. They could fill the baubles with Santa, Frosty, Rudolph, or any other design that pops into their head, like snowflakes or bows.

Note: You will need scissors to assemble, so this is best for older kids or requires adult supervision.

Want to really keep them busy? Ask them to complete this adorable foldable gingerbread house! They can design it to their liking and then cut it out, put it together, and display it in your entryway or in their bedrooms. There’s also a spot for the artist’s name.

Note: You will need scissors to assemble, so this is best for older kids or requires adult supervision.

If you’re not in the mood to get out the markers and crayons, print out a few of the fully colored gingerbread houses instead. Set a few out on the table for them to build while you finish the feast.

Note: You will need scissors to assemble, so this is best for older kids or requires adult supervision.

Happy Hanukkah! They have plenty of space to put their stamp on the menorah, dreidel, and present seen here. They could even color in one candle for each day of Hanukkah.

“Santa, I know him!” Or at least, we wish we did. This free Santa coloring page celebrates the best snack of the year—the one you put out for the guy in the big red suit.

Children are so important to Kwanzaa celebrations, and this could make a great activity to do as a family. You can talk about the history of the holiday as you color together, and then enjoy a fabulous feast when you’re done!

If they really want to get hands-on, let them take a pass at this geometric hanging ornament template! Whether they scribble or fill in each of the intricate patterns, it will look impressive once assembled.

Note: You will need scissors to assemble, so this is best for older kids or requires adult supervision.

Why choose just one when you could have them all? Click below to get all of the free printable holiday coloring pages.