Christmas Present Coloring Pages
Christmas present coloring pages are a cheerful way to count down to the big day, with bows, wrapping paper, surprise toys, and cozy scenes that kids can fill with their favorite holiday colors. Little artists can start with simple gift shapes like Polka Dot Christmas Present With Big Bow, then move on to sweet surprises such as Teddy Bear Peeking Out of Gift Box or the festive Christmas Tree With Wrapped Presents. These printable pages are useful for quiet time at home, December classroom centers, party tables, and handmade decorations. The collection includes easy pages for little kids and more detailed designs for older kids who enjoy patterns, ribbons, and busy Christmas scenes. Every sheet is ready as a free PDF download for easy A4/letter printing at home or school. Want to keep the holiday fun going? Explore our Christmas Stocking, Santa Claus, and Christmas coloring pages too.
What You'll Find
Our Christmas present collection features a happy mix of wrapped boxes, bows, gift bags, children, pets, and holiday settings. Younger kids may enjoy the bold lines of Starry Christmas Present With Big Bow, the cute surprise in Puppy Peeking Out Of Gift Box, or the neat shapes in Stacked Christmas Presents With Big Bows. For a sweet seasonal touch, try Christmas Gift Box With Candy Canes, where kids can color stripes, bows, and wrapping paper in classic holiday shades. Older children can spend more time on scenes like Girl Wrapping a Star Pattern Present, adding designs to the paper, table, and ribbons. Families and teachers can also print a busier page such as Kids Opening Gifts by Christmas Tree for a longer coloring activity with lots of details to notice. Whether the picture shows one big box or a whole room full of presents, each page invites kids to imagine the fun of giving, sharing, and opening gifts.
Printing Tips
Christmas present coloring pages look especially bright with reds, greens, golds, silvers, blues, and candy cane stripes. Crayons work well for younger children because they cover large bows and boxes quickly, while colored pencils are great for adding tiny dots, stars, plaid, or snowflake patterns to the wrapping paper. If kids use markers, place a scrap sheet underneath to prevent bleed-through, and try thicker paper if the finished page will be displayed. Encourage children to make each gift unique by coloring every bow a different shade or adding small name tags in the blank spaces. For a simple holiday activity, let kids color several pages, cut out the presents with help from an adult, and arrange them on a bulletin board, fridge, or classroom wall under a paper Christmas tree.
