Coloring page Christmas Tree With Gifts And Bows

Christmas Tree With Gifts And Bows — coloring page to print

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Simple printable coloring page showing a Christmas tree with baubles, bows and presents — ready to print for kids.

Difficulty
Medium
Recommended age
4–10 yrs
Category
Christmas
Subcategories
Christmas Trees
Downloads
5
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This page shows a Christmas tree topped with a star, decorated with round baubles and bows, and three wrapped presents underneath. It's a free printable coloring page for kids that captures a classic holiday scene. Kids who enjoy decorating trees and imagining gift surprises will love coloring it. The clear line-art highlights branches, ornaments, bows, and boxes for creative choices.

A little story

At night the little tree dreamed of glittering lights while the presents whispered plansto surprise morning visitors, and the star promised to shine extra bright. Together they giggled until sunrise.

What to prepare

crayons or wax crayons colored pencils markers (optional) A4 paper or printer

How to color it step by step

  1. 1Color the tree using two or three greens.
  2. 2Paint the star at the top yellow or gold.
  3. 3Color the round baubles in different bright colors.
  4. 4Make the bows bold red or pink.
  5. 5Give each present contrasting colors and stripes.
  6. 6Add white highlights on baubles and shadow under branches.

Color suggestions

tree — forest green
star — gold
baubles — red and blue
bows — red or pink
presents — blue, purple, orange
trunk — brown

Coloring tips

Use a darker green under branches for shadow.
Give each bauble a different color for interest.
Leave a small white dot as a shiny highlight.
Draw short lines on bows for ribbon texture.
Use yellow plus light brown for a golden star.
Add stripes and dots to presents for variety.
Blend pencil layers for smoother greens.
Outline presents lightly for clearer edges.

What you'll discover

  • Christmas trees are usually evergreen trees.
  • Stars on trees symbolize the nativity star.
  • Ornaments used to be edible decorations long ago.
  • Ribbons show that something is wrapped as a gift.

Vocabulary

Match the word to its meaning — tap a word, then its meaning

What your child will learn

  • Improves fine motor control and pencil grip.
  • Enhances color recognition and decision-making.
  • Builds focus while completing multi-part picture.
  • Encourages creative design of gifts and bows.

Fun facts

  • Decorating Christmas trees began in 16th‑century Germany.
  • Early ornaments included fruits, nuts and candles.
  • The star represents the Bethlehem star in nativity stories.
  • Ribbons and bows have long signified wrapped gift-giving.

Learn & play

1Count all the bows on the tree and presents.
2Color every round bauble red.
3What shape is the ornament on top of the tree?
Answer ▸

star

4Add patterns and stripes to each gift box.

Frequently asked questions

Is this coloring page free?+

Yes — the page offers free PNG/PDF downloads and online coloring.

How do I print the picture?+

Use the download PNG/PDF and print on A4 paper from your printer.

Can I color it in my browser?+

Yes — every page has a built‑in Color online button to color and save PNG.

What tools work best for this design?+

Crayons and colored pencils work well for layered greens and details.

Can I save my colored version?+

Yes — after coloring online you can save the image as a PNG file.

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