20 Christmas Present Coloring Pages
Wrapped gifts are fun to color because every box can look different. This set includes a present with a lid sitting slightly askew, one with the lid open, a hexagonal box, a round-topped box, two gifts stacked together and a present tied up like a sack. Several pages focus on the wrapping itself: hearts, polka dots, stars, a thin ribbon, a wide bow and a hanging gift tag. Two cartoon gifts with simple faces round out the set for the youngest artists. Wrapping paper patterns are a great way to practice design. Kids can follow the printed pattern or invent their own, such as stripes on the box and a solid color on the bow. The gift tag page invites children to write a name, which turns a coloring page into a pretend gift for a sibling or friend. Teachers sometimes cut out the presents and pile them under a paper tree on a bulletin board. Most pages have a single bold box shape that suits kids from about age 3, with patterned wraps for older kids.
One gift or a whole pile
Cute Present Character is the simplest page, a small box with a face for ages 3 to 5. Cute Christmas Present and Gift Box are easy single gifts with big panels, and Presents Stack is the medium page, with three boxes and three bows. Children can design their own wrapping paper by drawing stripes, dots or stars on the boxes before coloring them.
Wrapping paper patterns and ribbon colors
Contrasting ribbons make any present pop, such as a green bow on a red box or gold ribbon on blue. On Presents Stack, a different paper color for each box makes the pile look like a real stack under the tree. Children can cut out the finished gifts and tape them under a paper tree on a classroom wall, or use them as gift tags with names written on the boxes.
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