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Easy Christmas Coloring Pages for Toddlers (Free Printable PDF)

Free easy Christmas coloring pages for toddlers ages 2–5—tree, Santa, penguin, and present. Download the printable PDF, color at home, or make your own simple holiday book.

By Coloring Magic Art
Updated August 3, 2026
Little Christmas Book front cover with tree, Santa face, penguin, present, and snowflakes

Big shapes, thick outlines, and friendly Christmas icons—four free toddler pages that stay cute instead of crowded. Perfect for ages 2–5, short holiday sessions, and chubby crayons on the kitchen table.

Download the sample PDF, print one page for a cozy evening, or make your own little Christmas book in the wizard (with a colorful cover, or outline pages only).

Free printable PDF

Front cover plus four coloring pages in one file—ready for A4 at home:

Front cover

The cover is already festive and filled—print it first so the booklet feels special. Inside pages are simple outlines ready for stickers and glitter (if you dare).

For a story-style Christmas village later, see Christmas village and elf workshop pages.

Front cover—Little Christmas Book.
Prompt: front cover (Little Christmas Book)
Decorative Christmas coloring book front cover for toddlers, friendly cartoon style with thick black outlines, large simple shapes, wide white spaces. Center the title text in big rounded bubble letters reading exactly: "Little Christmas Book" (flat fill red with black outline). Below the title, arrange 4 simple icons with lots of space: a large Christmas tree with 4 round ornaments and a star on top (tree green, ornaments sky blue, star yellow), a friendly Santa face (hat red, beard white), a round penguin with a simple scarf (scarf sky blue), and a wrapped present with a big bow (present red, bow green). Add 3–4 large simple snowflakes (white with black outline) around them. Simple border frame of alternating small stars and snowflakes (yellow and white). Plain white background, no extra details.

Christmas tree

A chunky tree with big ornaments and a star—easy wins for little hands.

Christmas Tree—page 1.
Prompt: Christmas Tree
Centered, front view: one large simple Christmas tree with thick black outlines and large simple shapes. Four big round ornaments spaced evenly on the tree. One star on top. Wide white spaces, plain background, no other objects.

Color tip: Green tree, yellow star, and two or three bright ornaments are plenty.

Santa face

A friendly Santa close-up with a clear hat and beard. No tiny workshop clutter.

Santa Face—page 2.
Prompt: Santa Face
Centered close-up, front view: one large friendly Santa face with thick black outlines and large simple shapes. Round hat, big beard shape, round nose, and a simple smile. Wide white spaces, plain background, no other objects.

Color tip: Red hat, rosy cheeks, leave the beard mostly white.

Penguin scarf

An adorable penguin in a scarf—winter cuteness without complex ice scenes.

Penguin Scarf—page 3.
Prompt: Penguin Scarf
Centered, front view: one round penguin with thick black outlines and large simple shapes, full body. The penguin wears a simple scarf. One small snowflake placed to the right of the penguin. Wide white spaces, plain background.

Color tip: Let kids invent wild scarf stripes; the penguin can stay classic black and white.

Wrapped present

One big gift box with a bow. Satisfying shapes and a cheerful finish.

Wrapped Present—page 4.
Prompt: Wrapped Present
Centered, front view: one large wrapped present with thick black outlines and large simple shapes. Big bow on top with two ribbon loops. Two simple stars nearby, one on the left and one on the right. Wide white spaces, plain background.

Color tip: Any favorite color works—matching real gifts under the tree is half the fun.

Make it yours

Keep kids-simple settings and swap one icon—a snowman instead of the penguin, or cookies instead of the present. Add a front cover for a keepsake holiday booklet, or print single pages for stockings and classrooms.

Want to make something similar?

We'll open the book wizard with this idea already filled in so you can customize it.

Print the free sample at home, color the tree together tonight, and save Santa for Christmas Eve morning. Growing into longer custom books? Start with how to create a custom coloring book.

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