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From Gullu’s Holidays land · 24 pages
Christmas, Halloween and Holiday Coloring Pages
Gullu's Holidays land celebrates special days from many cultures in 24 coloring pages drawn simply for kids from toddlers to early grades. Christmas pages include Santa Claus, an elf, a reindeer, a candy cane, a snow globe, a stocking and a gingerbread house. You will also find a Diwali diya lamp and a rangoli flower pattern, an Eid lantern under a crescent moon, a Mid-Autumn mooncake, an Easter egg with a chick and a bunny painting an egg, a Thanksgiving turkey, a Valentine heart card, a friendly Halloween pumpkin and a New Year party popper. Fireworks, a festival drum, a star lantern and a fish kite round out the set. Easy pages like the heart card and mooncake sit beside detailed ones like Santa and the gingerbread house. The Christmas Tree is the free printable in this set, and the rest are colored in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color 5 easy for the youngest
- Christmas TreeMedium · free to print
- Santa ClausDetailed
- Holiday Gift BoxMedium
- Halloween PumpkinEasy
- Diwali Diya LampEasy
- Eid LanternMedium
- Party Hat with BalloonsMedium
- Easter Egg and ChickMedium
- FireworksEasy
- Snow GlobeDetailed
- Candy Cane with a BowMedium
- Christmas ElfDetailed
- ReindeerMedium
- Thanksgiving TurkeyDetailed
- Valentine Heart CardEasy
- Easter Bunny Painting an EggDetailed
- Fish Kite FestivalDetailed
- Rangoli Flower PatternMedium
- Festival DrumDetailed
- Star LanternMedium
- New Year Party PopperMedium
- Gingerbread HouseDetailed
- Mid-Autumn MooncakeEasy
- Christmas StockingDetailed
What kids practice
Holiday pages help kids learn the names of celebrations and the objects that go with them, like diyas for Diwali, lanterns for Eid and mooncakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival. Talking about each picture builds respect for how different families celebrate. Coloring patterns such as rangoli rings, candy cane stripes and turkey feathers builds hand control, while counting ornaments, stars and tassels adds simple math.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Make a classroom calendar of celebrations and have kids draw a small symbol for each holiday in its month, starting with a colored Christmas Tree in December.
- Invite children to share how their own family celebrates and color the page that matches.
- Create a small rangoli on paper with colored rice, paper or petals after coloring the rangoli page.
Christmas, Halloween and Holiday Coloring Pages: questions
What holidays are included in these coloring pages?
The set covers Christmas, Diwali, Eid, Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day, New Year, birthdays and the Mid-Autumn Festival, plus festival pictures like fireworks, a drum, a star lantern and a fish kite. Each picture shows a familiar, friendly symbol of the day, so the pages work for many classrooms and family traditions.
Can I print these holiday coloring pages for my classroom?
The Christmas Tree page is free to print for home and classroom use, so it is ready when December comes around, and you can make as many copies as you need. The other holiday pages, from Diwali to Eid to Thanksgiving, are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or include it in products for resale.
How can I teach different holidays respectfully with coloring pages?
Keep the focus on what families do and why it matters to them. Share a simple, accurate sentence about each celebration, such as Diwali being the festival of lights, and invite children who celebrate to add their own stories. Present every holiday with the same care, and avoid treating any one as the default.
Mermaids
Dinosaurs
Letters A–Z
Flowers and garden
Cars and trucks
Princesses
Ocean animals
Sports
Halloween
Easter
Valentines
Fall
Bunnies
Color the whole Holidays land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Holidays land holds these 24 pages on the world map, with a magic brush, glitter, stickers and a gold star when every page is done. The first page is free on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and free to print here.
