Category: Christmas

This time, I’ve drawn a large, decorative sleigh overflowing with gifts. The sleigh is adorned with delicate snowflakes, and the presents, wrapped in patterned papers and tied with bows, are just waiting for a splash of color!

The maze shaped like Santa’s sack is a fun and simple puzzle. Chaos has broken loose in one of the sacks – a little gift is trying to escape to make it under the Christmas tree in time.

Today I have something truly universal for you – a worksheet with a gift for tracing lines! This simple but charming drawing shows a gift box with a bow, which I decorated with patterns so that children can practice their graphomotor skills.

I have a very simple coloring page for you that you can use in many situations – a simple gift 🎁, or more precisely, a gift box with a bow, ready to color and decorate according to your ideas!

I would like to show you a coloring page with an elf girl in a winter style, which may help you feel the magic of the upcoming Christmas!

Trees can be a great topic for winter graphomotor exercises. Especially the coniferous ones, which are one of the few that can boast of a bit of green at this time of year. Thanks to such inspiration, this worksheet for kids with an unusual tracing pattern was created. You can use them as a model of an ordinary conifer or a Christmas tree.

Time for some holiday creativity! This time, I’ve created a Christmas ornament coloring page featuring an almond-shaped bauble. Something reminiscent of the delicate, hand-blown glass ornaments we used to hang on the tree.

Today, I have something that sparkles… well, maybe not literally, but it sure looks great on paper! Introducing a pre-writing tracing worksheet featuring a beautiful Christmas ornament – sleek, elegant, and filled with a light geometric pattern.

Today’s idea for tracing lines is stars. They fit every night sky, but we have to admit that they are especially associated with winter and the first star.

We bring the holiday spirit. This time using a Christmas bauble for tracing lines. Just in time for December.

I have prepared something special for the upcoming Christmas – a new coloring page with a Christmas tree bauble! This bauble has an unusual shape, which is different from traditional, round decorations.

I prepared this tracing lines exercise with a smiling Christmas tree especially for December. The task of the children is to trace along the twigs and ornaments, and then they can color the entire Christmas tree according to their own idea.

Today I present to you a new coloring page. It shows a Christmas tree with many branches, decorated with a star and baubles. This charming Christmas tree is waiting impatiently for Christmas decorations and a bit of color, smiling at you in a friendly way as if it wanted to invite you to play together!

This time, I’ve prepared a coloring page featuring 4 simple gift boxes with ribbons. Each box has an easy-to-color pattern – stripes, waves, dots, and stars – perfect for preschoolers. The bold outlines make it easy for little hands to color and transform these presents into something special.

I couldn’t resist… and for St. Nicholas’ Day I prepared an image of Santa! Here for preschoolers, in the form of a mystery picture with an orderly code.