Who doesn’t love Christmas cookies? These Christmas cookie coloring pages are a great way to be festive and a fun Christmas activity to keep your kids busy!

Christmas Cookie Coloring Pages

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Christmas Cookie Coloring Pages

Christmas cookies are such a big part of Christmas! So definitely include these free coloring page printables this holiday season! Kids of all ages (and even adults) will love these detailed patterns! Decorate cookies without the mess;) 

Each Christmas cookie coloring page is a PDF file for easy download and printing!

 

Coloring – Free Printable Coloring Pages

These coloring pages are easy to download, and easy to print. They are all great options for a busy mom looking for a quick screen-free activity for kids during the holiday season!

 

Christmas Sugar Cookies Coloring Page

Get into the Christmas spirit with adorable sugar cookies!

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Christmas Chocolate chip cookie

Chocolate chip cookies are a must all year around, so we definitely wanted to include a cookie coloring sheet featuring these tasty cookies!

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gingerbread cookies

โ€‹Create a piece of artwork with these fun gingerbread men cookies!

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cookies shaped like candy canes

Take this fun activity to another level with these festive candy cane cookies!

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cookies shaped like Christmas Trees

All age groups love cookies shaped like Christmas trees! In my opinion they are always the most fun to color or decorate. Take your Christmas trees cookies to a new realistic level with these coloring pages!

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Cookies with Royal Icing

Royal icing is a must when it comes to decorating beautiful Christmas cookies worthy of display! These royal icing printable pictures take the design elements of cookies to another level!

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Christmas Fortune Cookie Coloring Sheets

โ€‹Christmas fortune cookies are fun and unique! Have you ever decorated a fortune cookie for Christmas?

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More Christmas Coloring Pages

If you enjoyed these Christmas cookie coloring pages then be sure to download and color our other Christmas coloring pages! You can find enough pages to fill your own free colouring book here!

Christmas Tree Coloring Pages

Christmas Ornaments Coloring Pages

Christmas Coloring Pages Snowman

Christmas Coloring Pages Gingerbread Man

Dinosaur Christmas Coloring Pages

Mario Christmas Coloring Pages

 

Types of Coloring Tools to Use for Coloring Sheets

There are various types of coloring tools that kids can use to color Christmas coloring pages, each offering a different experience and benefits for fine motor skill development. Encourage your young artists by putting together your own art kit! Here are some common options:

 

1. Crayons

  • Best for: Younger kids (ages 2-5)
  • Pros: Easy to hold, come in a wide range of colors, and are great for covering large areas.
  • Cons: Can be difficult for detailed work, and break easily.
  • Varieties: Jumbo crayons (for toddlers), twistable crayons (no sharpening needed), and scented crayons (for a fun sensory experience).

 

2. Colored Pencils

  • Best for: Older kids (ages 5+)
  • Pros: Excellent for detailed work, provide good color control, and can create both light and dark shading.
  • Cons: Require sharpening, and some younger children may struggle with maintaining the proper grip.
  • Varieties: Standard colored pencils, erasable colored pencils, and watercolor pencils (which can be blended with water).

 

3. Markers

  • Best for: Kids who like bold, vibrant colors
  • Pros: Provide bright and bold colors that are easy to apply. Great for filling in large areas quickly.
  • Cons: Can bleed through paper, may dry out if not capped, and require more control to avoid smudging.
  • Varieties: Fine-tip markers (for detailed coloring), broad-tip markers (for larger areas), and washable markers (for easy cleanup).

 

4. Gel Colored Pens

  • Best for: Older kids and those who love detail work
  • Pros: Offer vibrant, smooth color application, and many come with glitter or metallic finishes for festive flair.
  • Cons: Can smear easily and run out of ink more quickly than other options.
  • Varieties: Glitter gel pens, metallic gel pens, and neon gel pens.

 

5. Paints

  • Best for: Creative projects that go beyond just coloring
  • Pros: Great for blending colors and creating different textures. Watercolor paints are especially fun for softer, more delicate color effects.
  • Cons: Can be messy, requires more supervision, and not ideal for intricate coloring pages.
  • Varieties: Watercolors, poster paints, and tempera paints (non-toxic and washable).

 

6. Chalk Pastels

  • Best for: Older kids who enjoy blending and smudging colors
  • Pros: Create soft, blendable colors that can produce stunning effects.
  • Cons: Messy to use and can smudge easily; may need a fixative spray to preserve the artwork.
  • Varieties: Soft pastels and oil pastels.

 

7. Oil Pastels

  • Best for: Kids who want vibrant, creamy textures
  • Pros: Rich, creamy colors that blend easily and are great for layering.
  • Cons: Can be messy and harder to clean up than crayons or colored pencils.
  • Varieties: Standard oil pastels and water-soluble oil pastels (can be blended with water like watercolor).

 

8. Finger Paints

  • Best for: Toddlers and younger children (ages 1-3)
  • Pros: Perfect for sensory play and exploration. Encourages creativity with less focus on precision.
  • Cons: Messy and less suitable for detailed coloring pages. Supervision required to prevent the paint from getting everywhere.
  • Varieties: Non-toxic and washable finger paints, scented finger paints.

 

9. Glitter Glue and Sparkle Pens

  • Best for: Adding special effects and festive touches
  • Pros: Add a magical, shimmery element to coloring pages, especially Christmas themes like stars or ornaments.
  • Cons: Glitter glue can take time to dry and may be difficult to control for smaller children.
  • Varieties: Glitter glue, sparkle pens, and shimmer markers.

 

10. Stampers and Stencils

  • Best for: Adding fun shapes and patterns
  • Pros: Allow children to create consistent shapes (like stars or snowflakes) quickly. Can be used in combination with other coloring tools.
  • Cons: Limited in the variety of designs and may not allow for detailed coloring.
  • Varieties: Foam stampers, rubber stamp sets, and holiday-themed stencils.

 

By mixing and matching these tools, kids can create vibrant, textured, and personalized Christmas coloring pages!

Have fun making Christmas memories and coloring each of these Christmas coloring sheet pages!