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24 Christmas Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)
Twenty-four Christmas scenes, trees, stockings, wreaths, carol singers and a sleigh in the snow. Bold outlines that hold up to crayons, with a mix of simple and detailed designs so one set works for the whole family.
Twenty-four scenes rather than twenty-four trees. The tree is here, but so is the fireplace with stockings above it (11), a snowy village of three lit houses (20), carol singers with songbooks (9), a nativity stable (17) and a Christmas pudding with icing running down the sides (21). The mix is deliberate: a set where every design is a variation on a fir tree is really one design printed twenty-four times.
Ways to use these
- Print in September, not December. The two weeks before Christmas are when printers run out of ink and nobody has a spare hour. A folder printed early is worth more in December than a good intention.
- Split by difficulty across the family. The ornament (16), star topper (12) and candy canes (5) are simple enough for a four year old. The village (20), nativity (17) and pudding (21) hold an adult for an hour.
- Use them as gift tags. The ornament and the bells (7) shrink well. Print four to a sheet, cut them out, color and punch a hole for string.
Every design downloads as a US Letter PDF that also scales cleanly to A4 with “Fit to printable area”. Print in grayscale, there is no color in the files. Ordinary copier paper is fine for crayons and pencils; use cardstock or slip a spare sheet underneath for markers. Free to print at home, in a classroom or in a library, see the license.
Frequently asked questions
Is there anything religious in this set?
Two designs: a simple nativity stable with a manger and a star (17), and an angel with spread wings (18). The other twenty-two are secular. Nothing here depicts a specific figure or text.
Are any of these based on films or characters?
No. Every design is original artwork. We do not publish pages based on Christmas films, cartoon characters or branded toys, because those belong to their rights holders.
Which ones work best for a classroom in December?
The wreath (3), stockings (10) and candy canes (5) are the fastest to finish inside one lesson. The snowy village (20) works well as a group page where each child takes one house.