Winter is a time for spending cozy afternoons indoors while the snow falls and the lake freezes over. While your kids are waiting for the latest blizzard to pass so they get out to make a snowman or strap on their ice skates, print out these winter themed coloring pages and get out a box of colored pencils!
Skating Coloring Page
This adorable ice skating coloring page was the first coloring page on our blog! It kicked off our partnership with children's book author and illustrator, Melanie Hope Green, who has created unique hand-drawn (no AI art here!) coloring pages with us for fifteen years and counting!
Find it here: Winter Skating Party Coloring Page
Winter Bookmarks
After coloring these cute winter bookmarks, your kids will be inspired to pick up their favorite book and read until weather warms up.
Find it here: Winter Bookmarks Coloring Page
Snow Globe
This snow globe coloring page doubles as a craft. After coloring, cut out the objects and apply them as desired. Or, draw your own scene inside the snow globe!
Find it here: Snow Globe Coloring Page
Sledding
Can't get outside for some sledding? That's okay, you can sled vicariously with this cute bear trio. Turn the coloring page into a craft by cutting out the snowflakes to make individual stick puppets for a storytelling session.
Find it here: Sledding Coloring Page
Penguins
Do your kids know that a group of penguins is called a waddle? Now they do! They will love using their imaginations to think up stories about what this waddle of penguins is up to.
Find it here: Penguin Coloring Page
MORE Seasonal Coloring Pages:
- Christmas Coloring Pages. Includes ornaments, finger puppets and 3D templates!
- Valentine's Day Coloring Pages. Sweet cards and lovely scenes
- Spring Coloring Pages
- Summer Coloring Pages
About 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 and Mermaids on Parade.
Melanie loves to make school visits where she shares her writing and illustrating process. Learn more at her website.
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