Winter coloring pages
30 free winter pages to print, from the hot chocolate for little kids to the penguin mandala.
Also: Snowman coloring pages (12), Penguin coloring pages (11)
All 30 coloring pages
Hot chocolate coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 5
Mittens and hat coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 5
Seal pup coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 5
Polar bear and cub coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Snowman face coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 4
Snowman with earmuffs coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 5
Snowman family coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Snowman and penguin coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Baby penguin coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 4
Penguin sliding on its belly coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Penguin family coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Arctic fox coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Ice skating coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Winter animals coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Kids sledding coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Snowy owl coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Cozy winter reading coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Snowman and bird coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Snowman sledding coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Snowman and forest animals coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Snowman snow globe coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Penguin ice skating coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Penguin fishing coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Penguins swimming coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
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About these coloring pages
These free winter coloring pages last from the first snowfall to the end of February. A big mug of hot chocolate, a pair of knitted mittens and a fluffy seal pup are the simplest. Kids zoom down a hill on a sled and skate across a frozen pond. A bunny, a fox and a bear cub share warm drinks on a snowy log. A child reads by the window while snow falls outside. Polar animals get their own pages too: a polar bear and cub, an arctic fox and a snowy owl. For older kids there is a log cabin in the woods and a big snowflake mandala. The snowman and penguin pages show up here as well. Winter scenes have a lot of white, so a pale blue sky or soft gray shadows help the snow stand out. Cozy pages are good for mixing warm and cool colors, like an orange scarf against blue ice. Little ones do best with the mug and the mittens. Older kids, teens and adults can take on the cabin and the mandala. None of these pages is tied to a holiday, so they work all winter, in class and at home on snow days.
These library pages are free for personal and classroom use. Read the license.
Printing and coloring tips
- Color the sky light blue or gray before the snow, so the white parts of the page look like snow.
- Warm colors stand out on a winter page. Try red, orange or pink for hats, scarves and mittens.
- On a snow day, print a few pages and add cotton balls or white glitter glue for snow.
- Pair a polar animal page with a book or video about the Arctic for a quick science lesson.
Which ages they suit
The 11 easy pages, like the hot chocolate, have big shapes and thick lines for ages 2 to 6.
The 14 medium pages, like the arctic fox, have more details and a simple background for ages 4 to 9.
The 5 detailed pages, like the winter cabin, have small areas and patterns for ages 7 to 12 and adults.
Questions and answers
How do I print these winter coloring pages?
Pick a winter page and press Print, or download the PDF in US Letter or A4. Choose portrait so the page fills the sheet.
Are these winter pages good for January?
Yes. They are about snow, cold weather and winter animals, not one holiday, so they work from November to February.
Which winter pages are easiest?
The hot chocolate mug, the mittens and the seal pup have big shapes and thick lines. Easy winter pages suit ages 2 to 6.
Can I print these for my class?
Yes. Teachers can print as many copies as they need for their classes. Selling the pages or reposting the files is not allowed.