December coloring pages here cover far more than Christmas Day — this set of 56 free printable PDFs runs from Hello December lettering and monthly calendars to classroom cover sheets and cozy seasonal scenes.
Inside, you’ll find bold December word art and a reusable countdown calendar, easy pages built for toddlers, a color-by-number snowman, and classroom-ready cover sheets, alongside cozy winter scenes, Santa and reindeer pages, a Hanukkah menorah, a Kwanzaa kinara, a December birthday cake, a detailed snowflake mandala, and a page for ringing in December 31st.
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Free Printable December Coloring Pages
The pages below open with the boldest December lettering, countdown calendar, and easy designs, move through classroom, cozy winter, and holiday scenes, and close with more detailed and year-end pages for older kids and adults.
Cute December Doodles
Large December lettering sits between a winter hat, cocoa mug, snowman and evergreen tree.
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Hello December Snowman
A snowman holds a Hello December sign in a winter park.
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Hello December Cabin
Hello December lettering appears above a cabin surrounded by two snowy pine trees.
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Welcoming December Child
A happy child welcomes December in a snowy town square.
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Easy December Winter Icons
Bold December lettering is surrounded by a mitten, hat, snowflake and cocoa mug.
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December Banner Girl
A girl holds a Welcome December banner in a snowy field.
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Family December Greeting
A family holds hands and welcomes December in a snowy village.
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December Countdown Calendar
A December heading sits above thirty-one numbered circles with a snowman and mitten.
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Hello December Classroom Cover
Students color a Hello December cover page at their classroom desks.
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December Color by Number
A snowman and pine tree are divided into numbered sections beside a five-color key.
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Bear Counting Snowflakes
A bear counts falling snowflakes in a winter field.
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Bunny Waving Hello
A bunny waves hello in a snowy playground.
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Dinosaur in a Scarf
A dinosaur wears a scarf in a winter park.
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Mouse Sliding on Ice
A mouse slides on ice across a frozen pond.
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December Birthday Cake
A winter birthday cake stands between two balloons beneath December Birthday lettering.
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Penguin Number Learning
A penguin holds a number card for winter learning.
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Preschool Table
A preschool child colors at a classroom activity table.
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Dancing Snowflake
A snowflake character dances in a simple winter scene.
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Classroom Winter Activity
A child colors a December winter page in the classroom with stars and snowflakes.
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Child’s Monthly Planning
A child circles important dates on a December calendar at their study desk.
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December Numbers Learning
A child practices number learning with a December-themed activity worksheet.
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December Daily Calendar
A December daily calendar page features a snowman.
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Child Pointing Calendar
A child points at a December calendar hanging on the wall.
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Bear’s Holiday Calendar
A bear marks holidays on a December calendar.
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Bear Drinking Hot Cocoa
A bear drinks hot cocoa in a snowy winter forest.
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Cat by the Fireplace
A cat sleeps by a fireplace inside a winter cabin.
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Friendly Fox Waving
A fox waves hello in a snowy pine forest.
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Girl by the Window
A girl colors by the window while watching falling snow.
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Kids Ice Skating
Kids ice skate together on a frozen winter lake.
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Penguin Family Walk
A penguin family walks together through an icy winter landscape.
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Playful Puppy in Snow
A puppy jumps in the snow in a winter backyard.
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Toddler Building a Snowman
A toddler builds a big snowman on a snowy morning.
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Watching the First Snow
A child watches the first snow of December through a window.
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Cozy Winter House
A house sends smoke from its chimney on a winter night.
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Letter to Santa
A boy writes a letter to Santa at a wooden desk.
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Decorating the Tree
A child decorates a Christmas tree in a living room.
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Mailing a Letter to Santa
A child mails a letter to Santa at a snowy post office.
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Elf Wrapping Presents
An elf wraps Christmas presents inside a workshop.
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Family Baking Cookies
A family bakes Christmas cookies together in a kitchen.
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Singing Christmas Carols
Kids sing Christmas carols on a winter village street.
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Kitten and Ornaments
A kitten plays with hanging Christmas ornaments.
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Nativity Scene
Students color a nativity scene in a Sunday school classroom.
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Reindeer Pulling the Sleigh
Reindeer pull a sleigh flying over snowy rooftops.
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Santa Waving Hello
Santa waves in front of a decorated Christmas tree.
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December Snowflake Mandala
A symmetrical snowflake mandala is surrounded by mittens, ornaments and evergreen sprigs.
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Snowman and Christmas Tree
A snowman wears a scarf beside an outdoor Christmas tree.
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Teddy Bear Opens Gifts
A teddy bear opens Christmas gifts in a bedroom.
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Friendly Christmas Tree
A Christmas tree waves happily in a snowy yard.
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December Month Worksheet
December lettering appears above the number twelve, thirty-one days and four winter icons.
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Kwanzaa Kinara
A seven-candle kinara stands above a woven mat with fruit, corn and two gifts.
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Smiling Gingerbread Man
A gingerbread character smiles in a holiday kitchen.
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Penguin with Earmuffs
A chubby penguin wears earmuffs in a winter scene.
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Cute Reindeer Sitting
A reindeer sits calmly in a winter forest clearing.
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Kawaii Snowman Waving
A kawaii snowman waves hello in a winter background.
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Teddy Bear Kindness
A teddy bear holds a heart for a kindness theme.
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December 31 Countdown
A clock nearing midnight sits beneath December 31 lettering with two party hats.
Download PDF Ways to Use These December Printables
Start December with a classroom cover. Print the Hello December or Cute December Doodles page on December 1st as a bulletin board header or folder cover for the month’s work.
Run a 31-day countdown. Use the December Countdown Calendar page as a reusable daily routine — color one number each morning through the end of the month.
Fill morning work and indoor recess. The easy and preschool pages work well for early finishers, indoor recess, or a quiet activity between lessons.
Mix skill levels in one sitting. Pair an easy page like Easy December Winter Icons with a more detailed one like the December Snowflake Mandala so younger and older kids can color side by side.
Compare December’s different traditions. Set the Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa pages side by side to talk through how different December holidays are celebrated.
FAQ
Is this collection only about Christmas?
No. Alongside Santa and reindeer pages, this collection includes Hello December lettering, a 31-day countdown calendar, classroom cover sheets, and winter scenes that have nothing to do with Christmas Day.
Which December pages are easiest for toddlers and preschoolers?
The Easy December Winter Icons page and the Preschool Table page use bold, simple shapes designed for toddlers and preschoolers just starting to color.
Is the December countdown calendar reusable every year?
Yes. The December Countdown Calendar page numbers 1 through 31 without a specific year or weekday, so it can be printed and used again each December.
Can teachers print these pages for classroom activities?
Yes. Pages like the Hello December Classroom Cover and the Classroom Winter Activity sheet are designed for bulletin boards, cover pages, and classroom morning work.
Are there December pages for older kids or adults?
Yes. The December Snowflake Mandala page uses finer detail and smaller sections suited to older kids, teens, and adults.
How should the PDFs be printed on US Letter or A4?
Each PDF is designed for standard US Letter paper and also prints well on A4 — choose Fit to page in your printer settings so lettering and details stay inside the margins.
Selinay Yücesoy is an illustrator and content designer at CPForKids. She helps plan, create, and review printable coloring pages and online coloring activities, with a focus on clear outlines, practical coloring areas, age-appropriate presentation, usability, and an enjoyable coloring experience.
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