Gingerbread House Coloring Pages
The pages
Peppermint and Candy Cane Houses 6 pages
The classic look: an icing roof, round peppermints and red and white candy canes by the door. Let younger kids color the canes in stripes first, since the rest of the house is a warm cookie brown. Lollipops on the roof and wrapped candies in the sky give a few extra spots for bright colors.
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Candy Cane Gingerbread House
Color the candy canes red and white.
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Lollipop Gingerbread House
Big candies, easy to color.
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Lollipop Roof Gingerbread House
Every lollipop can be a new color.
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Gingerbread House with Wrapped Candies
Sweet treats in the sky.
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Smiling Peppermint Gingerbread House
Even the candies are happy.
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Peppermint Gingerbread House
The classic candy cottage.
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Gingerbread Friends and Christmas Cards 5 pages
A gingerbread man waves from the window on one page and from a snowy hill on another, and a gingerbread boy and girl stand in front of the title page. Two pages carry the words Merry Christmas in bubble letters, so they fold neatly into homemade holiday cards for grandparents or classmates.
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Gingerbread Man Outside His House
Home for the holidays.
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Gingerbread Man in the Window
Someone is home.
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Gingerbread House Word Page
A title page for your gingerbread collection.
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Merry Christmas from the Gingerbread Man
A Christmas card to color.
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Merry Christmas Candy Cottage
Follow the path to the door.
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Hearts, Stars and Bows 5 pages
Each house here has one decoration that repeats all over it. Look for star-shaped windows, a big bow over the door, heart stepping stones, a scalloped shingle roof and a stocking resting in the snow. Picking one color for the repeating shape, say pink for every heart, helps the design hold together.
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Scalloped Roof Gingerbread House
Color the shingles in stripes or patterns.
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Gingerbread House with a Big Bow
Wrapped up like a present.
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Gingerbread House with a Stocking
Lots of polka dots to fill.
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Star Gingerbread House
Stars, stars, stars.
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Heart Gingerbread House
Full of hearts and candy.
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Candy Paths, Fences and a Candy Castle 5 pages
Follow the path to the front door. Peppermint stepping stones, a pretzel fence and walkways lined with gumdrops lead up to each house. One is a candy shop with a donut door and jars in the window, and the three-tower candy castle with flags is the grandest building in the set.
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Candy Shop Gingerbread House
The sweetest shop in town.
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Gingerbread House with a Peppermint Path
Swirl every stepping stone.
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Pretzel Fence Gingerbread House
Can you count the pretzels?
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Candy Flower Gingerbread House
A spring-like gingerbread house.
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Candy Castle
A castle made of sweets.
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Houses in the Snowy Pines 4 pages
Pine trees and falling snow surround these cottages, so plan on several greens for the branches and pale blue shadows on the snow. The wreath with a bow and the winding path give little focal points. The snowy forest page has the most trees and suits older kids or a quiet evening.
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Gingerbread House in the Pines
Color the trees in deep greens.
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Gingerbread House with a Wreath
A cozy night in the snow.
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Gingerbread House on a Snowy Path
A snowy path to follow.
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Gingerbread House in a Snowy Forest
A detailed forest scene for older kids.
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Geometric Gingerbread Houses 3 pages
Triangles, diamonds and straight-edged panels fill the space behind these houses. Kids can alternate two colors across the panels or shade them from light to dark. The two-story house with sun rays behind it has the most windows and trim, a good challenge for ages eight and up.
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Geometric Gingerbread House
Fill the background shapes with a pattern.
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Gingerbread House with Big Candy Canes
Try a different color in every panel.
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Two-Story Gingerbread House
A big house for older kids.
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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 a house, then build a real gingerbread house that matches it.
- Use a light brown for the walls and bright colors for every candy, so the decorations pop.
- Color the Gingerbread House word page and hang it on the kitchen door while you bake.
- Add snow to the roof with a white gel pen once the page is colored.
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.
- Are these harder than the gingerbread man pages?
- A little. A gingerbread house has many small candies and icing drips, so most pages suit kids from about six and up. For younger kids, try the Gingerbread Man Coloring Pages, which are mostly one big cookie.