Easy Winter Coloring Pages

Easy winter coloring pages for toddlers and preschool

Most of the drawings above are rated easy: thick outlines, wide spaces and only a few small details. They suit children from two or three years old who color with a chunky crayon or a fat marker. Good first picks are the kawaii winter snowball, the penguin between two snowflakes and the snowman in a bobble hat, which are mostly circles. In a preschool classroom, one easy sheet per child makes a calm activity after outdoor play, and the finished snowmen line up well on a window or a hallway board.

Cute and detailed winter pictures for older kids

Children who color inside the lines and like small spaces can move on to the medium drawings: the girl ice skating, the child skiing down a hill or the dragon in a winter scarf. The ice castle and the palace with onion domes are the most detailed sheets of the season, full of facets, spires, windows and steps, and teens and adults often enjoy them as much as children do. Use the difficulty buttons above the drawings to show only easy, medium or detailed pages.

Snowman coloring pages and winter animals

Snowmen are the drawing children ask for first when the cold arrives. Each snowman coloring page in this collection has a different outfit: a ribbed hat with a pompom, a long striped scarf, twig arms raised to catch the snow. Animal lovers have foxes, owls, deer, bunnies, a mouse holding a cookie and penguins on the ice, all bundled up in knitted hats and scarves. These cute winter animals are a good way to talk about how each animal stays warm, or where penguins and polar animals live.

Winter activities to color after a snow day

Snowball fights, rolling a giant snowball, skating, skiing: the winter activities pages show children doing what they love on a snow day, so kids can color the morning they just had. Add a cozy afternoon with a mug of hot chocolate, a bowl of soup, warm boots, a knitted sweater and a cabin in the woods. Many families keep a few sheets in a drawer for days when it is too cold to go out, and teachers use them across December, January and February because nothing on them belongs to a single holiday.

More seasonal coloring

Winter and Christmas go together, but they are kept apart: there is no Santa and no decorated tree among these drawings, so they stay useful long after the holidays. For Santa, reindeer and Christmas trees, open the Christmas coloring pages.