My son loved this brand new ornament coloring page from Melanie Hope Greenberg. I left it on the table for him to find after school and he sat right down to do it! Print it out along with our interfaith ornament and Christmas tree coloring page and craft and your kids will keep busy with the markers and crayons while you do the dishes. (Or, preferably, finish that cup of tea.)
We don't do many handmade ornaments, so now with our new star and moon ornaments combined with our Swedish Christmas craft "woven" hearts, this is a bit of a record for us. I love that this ornament is non-denominational, so it fits a variety of occasions.
If you are traveling or going out to restaurants this holiday season, coloring pages are a nice, quiet activity to bring along. You can stick with something seasonal, or peruse our monthly coloring page feature.
DOWNLOAD AND PRINT --> (By clicking on link you agree to our terms of service, *see below) Ornament Coloring Page
Meet the illustrator:
Melanie Hope Greenberg is an award winning author and illustrator of more than 15 children’s books. Her cheerful, vibrant illustrations can be found in books such as Good Morning, Digger, Down in the Subway and A City Is. Her very popular Mermaids on Parade was selected as a Bank Street Best Book, and for the Texas Reading Club and PBS Kids Summer Reading Lists.
Melanie also love to visit schools and libraries to talk about the process of creating a book.
*Terms of Service: this coloring page is used with permission from Melanie Hope Greenberg and is for non-commercial use ONLY. You many print out as many copies as you like for personal, library or classroom use. If you would like to share this coloring page, you MUST link to this blog page. It is expressly forbidden to link directly to the coloring page pdf file.
Ann says
Love these print and color ornaments, we can't get enough ornament making lately!