Candy Cane Coloring Pages
The pages
Crossed and Tied Candy Canes 6 pages
Two candy canes crossed into an X and tied with a bow make the simplest decoration in this set. Holly, a bell, a string of lights and a patterned ornament join in on later pages, and one pair bends into a heart. Try alternating red and green stripes so each cane in a pair looks different.
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Crossed Candy Canes with a Bow
Big stripes and a simple bow.
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Candy Canes with Holly
Color the holly green and the berries red.
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Candy Cane Heart
A heart to color for someone you love.
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Three Candy Canes with a Bow
Color each candy cane with different stripes.
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Crossed Candy Canes with Lights and a Bell
Color every bulb a different color.
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Candy Canes with an Ornament
Decorate the ornament with your own pattern.
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Candy Canes in the Snow 4 pages
A single tall candy cane in a patch of snow is the easiest page here, with wide stripes that toddlers can fill using one red crayon. The set builds up to wrapped presents beside the canes and a snowy path leading past two giant candy canes to a little village of cottages.
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Candy Cane in the Snow
One big shape, easy for toddlers.
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Candy Cane with Ornaments
Color the ornaments shiny and bright.
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Candy Canes and Presents
Color the presents in your favorite colors.
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Candy Cane Village
A path to a candy cane town.
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Animal Friends with Candy Canes 6 pages
A penguin, two kittens, a baby reindeer, a teddy bear and a bunny each hold or hug a candy cane. Their big faces and simple bodies are easy for preschoolers to manage. Kids can match the penguin's scarf stripes to its candy cane, or give the bunny a scarf in a contrasting color.
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Kitten in a Santa Hat
A kitten ready for Christmas.
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Reindeer with a Candy Cane
A sweet treat for a reindeer.
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Penguin with a Candy Cane
Give the scarf bright stripes.
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Kitten in a Gift Box
Surprise! Color the kitten's stripes.
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Teddy Bear with a Candy Cane
A big hug for a big candy cane.
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Bunny with a Candy Cane
A happy bunny in the snow.
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Hot Cocoa and Candy Cane Treats 3 pages
Marshmallows bob in two mugs of hot cocoa, and a cupcake wears a swirl of frosting with a candy cane on top. Brown for the cocoa and pink or mint green for the frosting look good enough to eat. Hand these three out at a classroom winter party or on a cocoa afternoon at home.
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Hot Cocoa with a Candy Cane
Warm up with a cup of cocoa.
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Candy Cane Cupcake
Pick your favorite frosting flavor.
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Hot Cocoa with Two Candy Canes
Draw your own pattern on the mug.
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Candy Canes Dressed Up with Holly, Bells and Flowers 7 pages
Each of these pages shows one candy cane covered in decorations: a Santa hat, a starry ribbon, holly berries, a jingle bell, flowers and plaid bows. The last two have many small ornaments and blossoms, which suits older kids with fine markers. Gold on the bells and stars makes the red stripes pop.
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Candy Cane with a Starry Ribbon
Color the stars gold or yellow.
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Candy Cane in a Santa Hat
Even the candy cane dresses up.
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Candy Cane with a Bow and Berries
A classic Christmas decoration.
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Candy Cane with Holly and a Bell
Ring the bell for Christmas.
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Candy Cane with Flowers and a Bell
Color the flowers red, pink or white.
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Candy Cane with Ornaments and Bells
Lots of little ornaments to color.
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Candy Cane with Flowers and Plaid Bows
Color the plaid bows in two colors.
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Printing these pages
Pick the paper size your printer is loaded with, then print at 100% scale with "fit to page" turned off. Each page already includes a printer-safe margin.
Prefer the screen? Tap Color online below any page to color it in your browser, then download your version as a PDF and print it the same way.
Ways to use them
- Color the stripes red and white, or try green and white, blue and white or rainbow stripes.
- Color the Candy Cane Heart page and give it as a Christmas card.
- Hang a real candy cane on a finished page and tape it to the fridge or a classroom door.
- Color the two hot cocoa pages, then make real hot cocoa with a candy cane to stir it.
Questions
- Which paper size should I print on?
- US Letter if you are in the US or Canada, A4 almost everywhere else. Each size has its own file, so neither one is a stretched copy of the other.
- Can I print these for my class?
- Yes. Printing for your class, family or group is free. Please do not sell the pages or upload the files to another site.
- Which candy cane pages are easiest for toddlers?
- Start with Candy Cane in the Snow and Crossed Candy Canes with a Bow: big shapes, wide stripes and very little else. The pages with animals, the snowy village and the flowers have more small parts for older kids.