Christmas Wreath Coloring Pages
Christmas wreath coloring pages show round evergreen wreaths decorated with bows, holly berries, pinecones and bells. Simple rings suit toddlers, and wreaths packed with leaves and ornaments suit older kids.
Very simple christmas wreath coloring pages ages 2-4
Easy christmas wreath coloring pages ages 3-6
Medium christmas wreath coloring pages ages 6-10
Detailed christmas wreath coloring pages ages 10+ and adults
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Wreaths hang on front doors in many homes in December, so kids often recognize them right away. Talk about the circle shape, which has no start and no end. Realistic colors are deep green for the branches, red for berries and bows, and brown for pinecones. Kids can also design a winter wreath in blue and silver.
After coloring, cut out the center to make a real paper wreath. Glue on scraps of tissue paper, buttons or a ribbon bow, then hang it on a door or window.
Fun facts to share while you color
- Christmas wreaths are usually made from evergreen branches that stay green in winter.
- Holly, with its red berries and prickly leaves, is a common wreath decoration.
- Wreaths are often hung on front doors during the Christmas season.
- A wreath is a circle, so it has no beginning and no end.
Ways to use these christmas wreath pages
- Cut out the center, color the ring and hang it as a door decoration.
- Glue scrunched bits of green tissue paper onto the wreath for a textured craft.
- Count the berries on the wreath and add more to reach a set number.
- Trace a child's hands on green paper and glue the cutouts around the colored wreath.
Questions parents and teachers ask
What colors should a Christmas wreath be?
Most wreaths are deep green with red berries and a red bow. Gold bells and brown pinecones are common extras.
How do you make a paper wreath from a coloring page?
Color the page, cut out the middle, and glue on a bow or tissue paper. Tape a loop of string to the back to hang it.
