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Holiday Coloring Pages

By Zen Vibes Editors · Published · Updated

When the room starts to feel like the time of year has changed, these are the pages people go looking for. Think falling leaves and puddle boots, a spring garden waking up after rain, or a summer picnic scene that feels warm before anyone picks a crayon.

This part of the site is for the calendar kind of coloring, the pages that match weather, outdoor routines, and the feel of a month turning over. It sits a little differently from Animals or Nature. Those are good when someone wants a fox, a flower, or a forest. These are better when you want the whole seasonal mood around the picture.

The sets here usually give you a mix of easy pages for little hands and fuller scenes for older kids or the grown-up staying at the table. Our favorite kind are the pages that show a whole season at once, the sort you can tape up in a row and watch the wall change.

Sets

  • Christmas

    A candy cane, curly bearded Santa, and a dog asleep under the tree make this a handy Christmas mix for little kids, older kids, and the grown-up nearby.

  • Easter

    A sweet Easter mix with egg baskets, chicks, rabbits, and spring hunt scenes. Good when you want one holiday page for little kids, older siblings, and adults coloring along.

  • Thanksgiving

    Thanksgiving pages with turkeys, pie, harvest wagons, and cozy table scenes. Good for everyone from little kids with crayons to older kids who want fuller fall pictures.

  • St. Patrick's Day

    A cheerful St. Patrick's Day mix with shamrocks, rainbows, animals, music, and cozy village scenes. Good for little kids who want simple pages and older kids who want more to explore.

Season pages are good for mixed tables, from spring puddles and tulips to quiet winter scenes. Pick the weather that matches the day outside, or the mood you want indoors.

  • Spring

    Spring pages with puddles, buds, ducklings, blossoms, and garden scenes. Easy picks for little kids, with a few fuller pages for older children and adults too.

  • Summer

    Sunny pages with sandcastles, lemonade, pool floats, and quiet lake scenes. Good for little kids who want big shapes and older colorers who want a bit more to settle into.

  • Fall

    A cozy mix of leaf piles, porch pumpkins, woodland animals, and hayride scenes. It starts simple for little hands and ends with fuller autumn pages for longer coloring time.

  • Winter

    Snowmen, mittens, cocoa, skating, and snowy animal scenes, with simple pages for little hands and fuller winter pictures for older kids and adults.

A cheerful Halloween mix, from a waving ghost and candy corn to porch pumpkins and a witch crossing the moon. Good for little kids and older colorers at the same table.

  • Halloween

    A cheerful Halloween mix, from a waving ghost and candy corn to porch pumpkins and a witch crossing the moon. Good for little kids and older colorers at the same table.

  • Pumpkins

    A friendly Halloween pumpkin set with easy porch and wheelbarrow scenes, plus cozier picks like a kitchen pumpkin and a giant festival one for older kids.

Sweet Valentine coloring pages with a kitten in a Valentine box, a corgi carrying mail, and fuller scenes like a fox tea party for kids who want more to color.

  • Valentine's Day

    Sweet Valentine coloring pages with a kitten in a Valentine box, a corgi carrying mail, and fuller scenes like a fox tea party for kids who want more to color.

  • Hearts

    A tabby, a swan, a teacup with heart-shaped steam, and fuller pages like a lighthouse and hummingbird make this a handy Valentine pick for mixed ages.

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How to pick a group

Choose by the moment you are in, or the one you want to bring into the room. The group below is best when you want pages tied to weather, outdoor play, changing leaves, blossoms, snow, or long bright afternoons, not a specific creature or landscape.

If you are coloring with a very young child, start with the simpler seasonal pictures with one main thing to color. For older kids, classrooms, or adults who want to settle in longer, go for the fuller scenes that show more of the season at once.