Christmas Tree Coloring Pages: 21 Free Printables for Kids and Adults

Easy Christmas tree coloring pages for toddlers

Easy Christmas tree coloring pages have one large tree, thick outlines and a few big shapes to fill. The easy group includes three plain fir tree outlines, a sheet of six small tree outlines, a smiling tree in a Santa hat, a waving tree character and a tree in a flower pot. Children aged 3 to 6 can color them with chunky crayons or washable markers, and the plain outlines double as a Christmas tree template for cutting out paper decorations.

Christmas tree coloring sheets with ornaments and presents

Medium Christmas tree coloring sheets show a fully decorated tree: round baubles, garlands, a star on top and a pile of wrapped presents underneath. Some scenes add a fireplace with stockings, a moonlit window, a penguin in a knit hat or a mouse placing the star. Kids aged 6 to 10 like coloring every ornament a different color, and teachers use these sheets for classroom activities in December.

Detailed Christmas tree coloring pages for adults

Detailed Christmas tree coloring pages for teens and adults have small patterns and many separate areas. This set includes a patterned tree in a bow-tied pot, a large tree surrounded by smaller trees and gifts, a round stained glass Christmas tree, Santa Claus placing presents under a tree and a full living room scene. Fine-tip markers or colored pencils such as Crayola, Prismacolor or Faber-Castell give the cleanest result on the small spaces.

Christmas tree coloring pages printable as PDF and PNG

Every Christmas tree coloring page on this page is free to print for personal, family and classroom use. The PDF version is sized for US Letter paper with a 0.4-inch margin. The PNG version is a black-and-white image with pure white background, so it also works in tablet drawing apps such as Procreate and Ibis Paint.

Christmas tree coloring activities

• Real tree match: let your little one color the tree in the same colors as your own Christmas tree.
• Ornament count: ask kids to count the baubles on the tree before they start coloring.
• Advent countdown: color one tree a day and check the Christmas countdown to see how many sleeps are left.
• More pages: print the full set of Christmas coloring pages with Santa, reindeer, ornaments and mandalas.
• Letter to Santa: after coloring, write a letter to Santa and get a video where Santa answers your little one by name.