If your kids are looking for a fun activity to keep them occupied during the winter break, they’ll love these cute winter colouring pages! This free download is perfect for younger kids and older kids alike, and it would be a fantastic way to entertain your kids during the holiday season.
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It can be magical when snow starts falling outside, and our kids always look forward to all the fun outdoor activities that they can do in the wintertime.
But on days where we can’t make it outside, it’s always practical to have a fun indoor activity to offer them. And when that happens, colouring pages are one of my go-to’s.
These winter colouring sheets are appropriate for a variety of different age groups, and they are the perfect activity for days when you’re low on time… or low on supplies. They are also a great way to get kids to amuse themselves independently while you’re busy checking off one of the million tasks on your to-do list.
So grab the printable for free below and take it out the next time your kids are looking for something to do. This activity is perfect for both the winter holidays and the Christmas season!
Related: Free Winter Tracing Worksheets for Kids
How to Print These Free Colouring Sheets
After you download the PDF files to your computer, print the pages on US Letter-sized paper (8.5 x 11 inches) and hand them over to your kids along with their favourite crayons, markers or pencils. Feel free to print out the pages as many times as you need.
You can also print out the pages on A4 paper if that works better for the type of printer you own. If you do, double-check your printer settings and make sure that nothing is being cut off by adjusting the print size using the “Scale to Fit” setting.
Download Your Free Winter Colouring Pages
To download these colouring sheets, click the download link below each image—no sign-up required. (Make sure you click the links to download the colouring pages in PDF format, as the preview images in this article are not print resolution.)
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SNOWMAN COLOURING PAGE
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PENGUIN COLOURING PAGE
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WINTER CLOTHES COLOURING PAGE
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HOT COCOA COLOURING PAGE
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SNOWFLAKE COLOURING PAGE
Please note that these colouring pages are for personal use and school use only and cannot be redistributed. When sharing this printable, please link to this article rather than directly to the files. You can read our full printables terms of use here.
Who Is This Activity For?
These colouring pages are perfect for a variety of age groups, including toddlers, preschoolers and elementary school students. The designs are simple enough for younger kids, but intricate enough for intricate enough for older kids. For a similar activity, check out these winter colouring bookmarks from my shop.
If you have a young child at home (or if you are a preschool or kindergarten teacher), you may also enjoy these free winter tracing worksheets or these winter Q-tip sheets. These two sets of printables are great for helping little ones practice their fine motor skills!
Can I Use This Printable in My Classroom?
Yes! I am always happy to support fellow educators, so you can absolutely use these colouring sheets in your classroom.
Just make sure that if you are recommending these colouring pages to one of your colleagues, you send them to this page rather than linking directly to the PDFs or emailing them the files.
More Ways to Keep Kids Busy This Winter Season
These colouring pages are perfect for days when you don’t have much time and are looking for an activity that requires no prep or complicated supplies. But on days where you do have more time, here are some fun ideas you can try:
- Use real snow to make an erupting snow volcano. You can do this fun experiment both outdoors or outdoors.
- Bring the snow indoors by placing it in a bin. This one is great for days when it’s too cold to go outside, but your kids still want to play with the snow.
- Make some simple snowflake window clings that actually change colours when they’re exposed to sunlight. This is possibly our favourite winter craft ever!
- Grab some snow from outside and use it to make snow ice cream. I know it sounds weird, but it actually tastes pretty good, and it’s something our kids always look forward to every time we have a heavy snowfall.
- If you have a young child at home who enjoys sensory bins, try one of these 37 winter sensory bin ideas.
Related Colouring Printables for Kids
Looking for more free colouring pages to print out for your kids? Check out these articles:
- Free Heart Colouring Pages
- Free Earth Day Colouring Pages
- Free Back-to-School Colouring Pages
- Free Ghost Colouring Pages
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