Here and there on this site you may see Christmas theme coloring pages in separate posts such as snowman coloring images, Santa Claus coloring pages or Santa and sleigh coloring sheets. This post is special in that I collected most of the Christmas theme coloring images and posted them in one place, plus added new images every year. Hope that you and your kids have fun enjoying time together through coloring those images before during and even after Christmas. Happy Holidays!
Halloween is one of the most popular holidays and possibly the most favorite holiday for kids. Both of my kids consider Halloween as their second favorite holiday just after Christmas because they had a chance to celebrate it at school (Halloween costume party or parade) and at home in the neighborhood. Halloween is perhaps the only occasion where kids can do trick-or-treating and get to eat candies, much more than they’re allowed to on a regular day. On this special day, kids (and adults, too) have a chance to dress up and disguise as any character they love from a cute pumpkin to a beautiful fairy, from a wicked witch to a beautiful princess, from a pirate to a super hero, or anything in between.
Hopefully, these coloring pages in the series of Halloween-theme coloring pages will make it even more fun for your kids.
For smaller kids, you can try these easy Halloween coloring pages.
Happy Halloween & Happy Coloring! Boo!
In my series on Learning the Alphabet, I have a couple of posts about easy alphabet coloring pages featuring uppercase or capital letters, including basic letter printables like A is for Apple, B is for Bee, or I is for Igloo etc. coloring pages. The first 2 posts (letter A through L, and letter M through Z) have received good number of viewers, which in turn has encouraged me to go on with this post and the next ones.
Going one step further but still with the purpose of helping kids recognizing and learning the alphabet through coloring activity, this post features more alphabet coloring pages letter A through L with both uppercase letters and lowercase letters. Happy playing & learning!
My little daughter likes Hatchimals a lot. For the past two years, I’ve bought her various collections of Hatchimals on her birthdays, Christmas, or just as a surprised present for her good work at school. To me, most Hatchimals look the same, so with her help, I’ve created 30+ Hatchimals coloring pages with the caption of each Hatchimal’s name. Hope your little ones like them, too!
Following the same theme of previous post about Snowman coloring pages, below are some Santa Claus coloring pages. Santa Claus wears red, of course, but it may not be a bad thing to let and even encourage your kids to give Santa a new outfit with different colors and see how it goes. Sometimes it’s good to think and do things differently and beautifully.
You can also find here more Christmas coloring pages. Happy Holidays!
Winter is coming, and snow will be falling. Below are 25+ cute and very easy snowman coloring pages for your kids. If you and your kids have watched Jack Frost the movie or The Snowman and the Snowdog movie, then some of the coloring images below will look like the character Jack Frost the snowman. These snowman coloring images are suitable for pre-K or even younger kids because they are very simple. While most kids tend to leave the snowman blank or white, you can encourage them to give snowman outfits in different colors, especially his scarf and hat.
In my latest post Cookie coloring pages, I’ve posted some Cookie Monster coloring pictures. Since then, my kids asked for more Cookie Monster images to make some sort of a book of Sesame Street characters. So this is for their little project of their own, and for your little one.
Although I have different posts about Elmo coloring pictures, and Big Bird coloring sheets, I’ve just realized that I’ve never had a post about Cookie Monster own its own. I guess I can do better because Cookie Monster deserves more. Hope your little ones enjoy coloring these series of Cookie Monster coloring sheets.
