Christmas Tree Coloring Pages
The pages
Classic Decorated Christmas Trees 8 pages
Start with the triangle tree, which has only a star, a few balls and some snowflakes. Each page after it adds more: tinsel, strings of lights, bells, candy canes and finally a pile of presents. The tree with an angel on top looks lovely with gold wings and a deep green for the branches.
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Triangle Christmas Tree
The easiest tree in the set, great for toddlers.
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Christmas Tree with a Garland
Big spaces, easy to color.
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Christmas Tree in the Snow
Easy shapes with room to add your own ornaments.
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Christmas Tree with Tinsel
Try silver or gold for the tinsel.
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Christmas Tree and Light Strings
A page full of bulbs, try a pattern of colors.
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Decorated Christmas Tree
A big tree with lots of ornaments to fill.
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Christmas Tree with an Angel
Color the angel's wings gold or white.
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Tree Full of Ornaments
The most decorated tree in the set.
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Smiling Christmas Trees 5 pages
Friendly faces on the trees, and on the ornaments too. Two of the trees wear a Santa hat and a striped scarf, one has a smiling jingle bell on top and Santa himself hugs another. Little kids love coloring cheeks pink, so leave a small round spot on each face for that.
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Christmas Tree with a Scarf
A cozy tree with a friendly face.
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Jingle Bell Christmas Tree
Count the bells as you color them.
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Christmas Tree in a Santa Hat
A happy little tree, easy for younger kids.
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Smiling Christmas Tree
Even the ornaments are smiling.
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Santa Hugging a Christmas Tree
Santa loves his tree.
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Christmas Trees with a Twist 6 pages
Not every tree has to be green with red balls. One is hung with bananas, pears and grapes, another with flowers or hearts, and one has letters on its ornaments that spell CHRISTMAS from top to bottom, handy for early readers. Kids who like machines can tackle the steampunk tree with gears, clocks and airships.
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Christmas Tree with Hearts and Flowers
A sweet tree, try pinks and reds.
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Flower Christmas Tree
Color the flowers like spring at Christmas.
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Fruit Christmas Tree
Color the fruit in its real colors.
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Christmas Tree with Little Presents
Every tiny present can have its own wrapping paper.
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Christmas Letters Tree
Read the ornaments from top to bottom.
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Steampunk Christmas Tree
An unusual tree for kids who like machines.
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Snow Globes, Sweaters and Flying Trees 7 pages
Here the Christmas tree turns up in surprising places. It floats as a hot air balloon carrying a gingerbread man or a teddy bear, sits inside two snow globes and decorates the front of two knitted sweaters. Children can design their own ugly Christmas sweater with stripes, dots and stars on the cuffs.
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Gingerbread Man in a Teacup Balloon
Sweet and simple, good for younger kids.
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Christmas Tree Balloon
A tree that can fly.
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Bear in a Christmas Tree Balloon
A tree that flies, with a bear on board.
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Merry Christmas Snow Globe
Leave the snowflakes white and color the rest.
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Christmas Snow Globe with Lights
Color every bulb in the string a different color.
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Christmas Tree Sweater
Design your own ugly Christmas sweater.
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Starry Christmas Tree Sweater
Lots of little stars and dots to color in patterns.
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Ornaments, Lights and Holly 8 pages
Decorations without the tree. Three pages show a single giant bauble with stripes, zigzags or a tree inside. Two sheets hold sixteen small ornaments each, which kids can color, cut out and tape to a window or string on yarn. A holly wreath and two pages of light bulbs round out the group.
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Big Christmas Ornament
One big shape with a pattern to repeat.
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Christmas Tree in a Striped Ornament
Color the stripes in two colors that take turns.
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Christmas Tree Ornament
A tree inside an ornament.
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Holly Wreath
Color the leaves green and the berries red, or try your own colors.
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Merry Christmas Lights
Every bulb can be a different color.
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Holly and Christmas Lights
Big holly leaves and lots of bulbs.
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Christmas Ornament Sheet
Sixteen little ornaments to color and cut out.
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Patterned Ornament Sheet
Pick a different color scheme for every pattern.
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Stained Glass Christmas Trees 4 pages
Each tree stands in front of a background broken into straight-edged shapes, like a church window. Markers in jewel tones such as ruby, emerald and sapphire look striking here, and a black outline pen can make the lines bolder. The tree with candy canes and bells on a tree skirt has the most pieces.
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Geometric Christmas Tree
Big shapes everywhere, easy to fill with markers.
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Christmas Tree in Geometric Shapes
Color the background like stained glass.
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Christmas Tree in a Pot
Color the background around the tree in a pattern.
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Stained Glass Christmas Tree
More detail than most pages in the set.
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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 ornament sheets, cut out the ornaments and glue them onto one of the plain trees.
- Punch a hole in a colored ornament, add a ribbon and hang it on your real tree.
- Color every light bulb in a string a different color, then repeat the pattern.
- Design your own ugly Christmas sweater on one of the sweater pages.
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.
- Can I cut out the ornaments?
- Yes. The two ornament sheets have sixteen ornaments each with space between them, so they are easy to cut out after coloring. Printing on card stock makes them sturdy enough to hang.