Embrace the chill with our collection of free winter coloring pages. Whether you are looking for kawaii animals bundled in scarves, intricate snowflakes, or scenes straight out of Frozen, we have you covered. These sheets are perfect for kids and adults alike; just download, print, and get cozy.
Simple Snowman
Cute Penguin Parade
Intricate Snowflake Design
Preschool Winter Wonderland
Peaceful Winter Scene
Snow Globe Magic
Zentangle Snowy Owl
First Grade Frosty Morning
Polar Bear's Iceberg
Winter Wonderland Scene
Winter Themed Art
Cool Snowboarding
Pre K Winter Animals
Paw Patrol's Snow Rescue
Large Snowy Landscape
Cats in Winter Wonderland
Holiday Lights
Simple Ice Skating Scene
Cute Snow Bunny
Mickey's Ice Palace
Winter Night Scene
Simple Snowy Day
Simple Snowman
Fun Winter Fair
First Grade Winter Festival
Adorable Winter Scene
Pre K Snowy Day
Large Winter Wonderland
Crayola Ice Palace
Snowy Mountain Climbing
Cute Winter Dog
Preschool Winter Clothes
Kindergarten Winter Crafts
Intricate Winter Castle
Cozy Winter Cabin
Holiday Train Ride
Simple Winter Bird
Ice Boots
Winter Themed Circus
Art of Winter
Cool Winter Snowboarding
Pre K Snow Globe
Frozen's Snowy Kingdom
Large Winter Landscape
Crayola Winter Fun
Frozen's Friendly Snowman Olaf
Large Christmas Tree
Winter Fashion
Preschool Snowfall
Winter Blizzard
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Activities to Do With Winter Coloring Pages
Coloring is just the beginning. Once the pages are printed and colored, try these creative activities to keep the winter fun going.
Create Festive Greeting Cards
Print the coloring pages at half size or fold a full sheet in quarters. Have your kids color the front image, like a snowman or a festive tree, and write a personal message inside. These make adorable, handmade cards for grandparents, teachers, or neighbors during the holiday season.
DIY Winter Wrapping Paper
Why buy expensive wrapping paper when you can make your own? Print out several of the pattern-based pages, such as the snowflake designs or the winter clothes outlines. Tape them together to create large sheets and use them to wrap small gifts. It adds a personal touch that recipients will love.
Cotton Ball Snow Art
Add some texture to your art. After coloring the main parts of a winter scene, give your child some glue and cotton balls. They can fluff up the cotton and glue it onto the snowmen, clouds, or ground to create a 3D snowy effect that looks and feels real.
Winter Storytelling Prompts
Use the detailed scenes, like the “Winter Wonderland” or “Paw Patrol Rescue,” as writing prompts. Ask your child to color the page and then write a short story explaining what is happening in the picture. For younger kids, you can act as the scribe while they narrate their winter adventure.
Window Suncatchers
Turn your coloring pages into window art. Color the pages using markers for vibrant colors, then lightly brush the back of the paper with a little vegetable oil using a cotton ball. The oil makes the paper translucent. Tape them to a sunny window and watch the winter sun illuminate the artwork.
Winter Scavenger Hunt
Print out several pages featuring different items like mittens, a snowman, a pine tree, and a sled. Hide the uncolored pages around the house. Give your kids a checklist and have them find each page. Once they find one, they have to color it before moving on to the next clue.
Cut-Out Paper Dolls
For pages featuring characters or animals, have your kids color them in and then carefully cut them out. You can glue them onto popsicle sticks to create puppets. Use a cardboard box to make a “winter stage” and put on a puppet show for the family.
FAQs
How Do I Print These Winter Coloring Pages?
Click on the link provided in the description of the image you want. It will open the high-resolution PDF or image file. From there, simply use your browser’s print function or download the file to your computer to print later.
What Is The Best Paper To Use For Coloring?
Standard printer paper works well for crayons and colored pencils. However, if you plan to use markers or watercolors, we recommend using cardstock or a heavier weight paper to prevent the ink from bleeding through.
Are These Coloring Pages Free To Use?
Yes, all the coloring pages listed here are free for personal and educational use. You can print as many copies as you like for your home or classroom.
Can Adults Color These Pages Too?
Absolutely. While many pages are designed for kids, we have included intricate designs like zentangle snowflakes and mandalas specifically for adults looking to de-stress and relax.
What Markers Are Best For Coloring?
Washable markers are great for younger children to avoid messes. For older kids and adults, alcohol-based markers or gel pens can provide vibrant, smooth colors for more detailed work.
How Can I Use These For Educational Purposes?
You can use these pages to teach fine motor skills, color recognition, and storytelling. For older children, pair the coloring activity with a lesson about winter weather, hibernation, or holiday traditions around the world.
