The Christmas season is coming. If your kids are anything like mine that means it’s a “so exciting it almost hurts” kind of season. Use these free printable Christmas coloring pages as a way to decompress, a way to brainstorm for future art projects, or as a creative filler for those few empty minutes at the end of class!
Do your kiddos write letters to Santa? Simplify this sweet tradition with this Santa letter template in two varieties!
Scandinavian style has always been a favorite- the patterns and colors are so striking! Use these free mitten and stocking template to create your own patterns inspired by those of Scandinavia.
These printable Christmas hats include a Santa hat, and elf hat and a reindeer headband. All print in black and white to allow your kiddos to add their own splash of color and personality.
These winter themed bookmarks are yours to print and color. Add some colorful details with crayons or markers and your kiddos will have a bookmark they look forward to using!
Poinsettia flowers mean “old fashioned Christmas” to me. These tissue paper poinsettia flowers are such an inexpensive and simple way to add a little holiday cheer- and there’s no need to remember to water them!
I’m all for free form, creative process art. In fact most of my lessons are very open ended. But I also believe it’s good for kids to learn some basic tools or skills that they can then use in their own art in their own way. This pine tree tutorial includes a few simple directed drawing steps plus the fun addition of color using the super simple (and not messy) paint with markers technique.
These paper plate wreaths are a great group project as the steps are simple and the finished product is such a sweet one. Use a large paper plate and hang your wreath on the door or a dessert paper plate to make a holiday wreath ornament.
These paper lacing Christmas ornaments are so fun to print, punch, and practice lacing. They’re perfect for hanging on the Christmas tree or dangling in a windowsill!