
Decorated Christmas tree
Star, ornaments, garland and a pile of presents.
This page has 40 Christmas tree coloring bookmarks and 40 full Christmas tree coloring pages, all free to print on US Letter or A4. Some trees are made of books, some have an owl or a bear reading in the branches, and one rides home on a car roof. Each bookmark is 2 by 7 inches, four to a sheet with cut marks, and you can add a reading log on the back. Print them on cardstock in December and use them in the holiday read-aloud.

Star, ornaments, garland and a pile of presents.

Colorful book spines make up the branches of this tree.

An armchair, an open book and a glowing tree.

Wrapped books wait under the tree for a lucky reader.

A snowy fir tree gives this owl a quiet reading spot.

A cat naps on stories under the twinkling tree.

A cozy bear enjoys a story beside the tree.

Little open books hang from every branch like ornaments.

A long ribbon spirals down the tree like garland.

A small mouse settles in with a tiny book.

A little tree sits proudly on top of stacked books.

Fanned book pages form the layered branches of this tree.

A rabbit reads by lantern light next to the tree.

Hot cocoa and a stack of books under the tree.

A reading lamp lights up the chair beside the tree.

A squirrel reads among the pinecones and snowy branches.

One tall pine stands above the snowy forest.

Bringing the tree home on top of the car.

Forest friends hang shiny ornaments from the branches all around.

Cookie layers, icing swirls and candies stack up high.

A potted tree with ornaments and a big bow.

Patterned ornaments are stacked up to form a tree.

A sled carries the tree through the snow.

A curious cat scrambles up toward the star.

Big light bulbs wind around a tall tree.

A friendly snowman guards a tree frosted with snow.

Two small birds nest in a snowy fir.

Stars, hearts and bells hang on a slim tree.

A gentle deer visits a tree in the snow.

Candy canes and cookies hang from every branch.

Big snowflakes sparkle on the branches of this tree.

A scarf-wearing penguin admires the glowing tree above.

A teddy bear and a drum wait below the tree.

Snowy fir trees rise under the moon and stars.

A curious fox gazes up at the shining tree.

Bells, a wreath and ribbons dress up this tree.

A tabletop tree sits beside cookies and a candle.

A garland of popcorn winds around the tree.

A ribbon swirls around the tree from top to bottom.

A sleepy bear gives the tree a big hug.
All 40 Christmas tree coloring bookmarks, different designs, 4 to a sheet
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The same ideas as full pages, on one US Letter or A4 sheet each, for more room to color.

A decorated tree, gifts and a stocking on the mantel.

A tree glows in the corner beside a cozy sofa.

Fox, rabbit and squirrel hang ornaments in the snow.

Rows of fir trees wait to be picked.

A giant tree shines in the middle of the village.

A cat swats at a shiny ornament on the tree.

A storybook rests on the rug in front of the tree.

A happy puppy waits by the tree and presents.

A cookie tree stands in a sweet gingerbread yard.

A snowman decorates fir trees in a snowy yard.

A small sled and a fresh tree cross the snow.

A potted tree and lantern wait on a snowy porch.

Sweets decorate a tall tree in candy land.

Three bears gather around their forest Christmas tree.

A tree, an armchair and a stack of books.

A little train carries Christmas trees through the snow.

Skaters glide in circles around a big shining tree.

Arctic friends decorate a tree on the ice.

Farm animals gather around a tree in the barn.

A tree of stacked books stands in the library.

A dog dozes by the fire next to the tree.

A sled slides downhill carrying a fresh tree.

A market stall sits near a big shining tree.

Gifts of all sizes crowd under a big tree.

A tree-shaped balloon drifts above the snowy village.

A child places one last ornament on the tree.

A mountain cabin stands among many glowing trees.

A decorated tree sails across a calm lake.

A truck hauls a big tree through the snow.

Safari animals admire a tall decorated tree in the sun.

A big tree stands on a hill under the stars.

A tree shines over a rocking horse and blocks.

Ornaments, stars and bells swirl into a tree shape.

A sleigh rides past tall snowy fir trees.

A lit tree stands beside a snowy lighthouse.

A grand tree stands at the bottom of the stairs.

Two friends enjoy cookies under a little tree.

A small potted tree twinkles above the rooftops.

Three trees, each dressed in its own way.

A friendly dinosaur reaches up to place the star.
All 40 Christmas tree coloring pages in one PDF
Download allMost real Christmas trees are evergreen conifers such as fir, spruce or pine. Fraser fir, balsam fir, Douglas fir, Scotch pine and Norway spruce are common choices in the US. On a coloring page any shade of green works, and frosted white is a nice choice for a snowy tree.
All 80 Christmas tree designs on this page are free PDFs for home and classroom use. Press Download and pick US Letter or A4. The full pages print one tree scene per sheet, and the bookmarks print four to a sheet with cut marks.
Ornaments are the fun part of a tree to color. One tree hangs books as ornaments, another is made entirely of ornaments, and one full page shows someone hanging an ornament. The ornament swirl tree and the tree with bells and a wreath add even more to fill in.
Animals make many of these trees cute. A penguin waits under the tree, a fox looks up at it, a bear hugs it and a cat climbs right into the branches. Each one has bold outlines and a friendly face, so younger kids can color it on their own.
Some designs fill the space under the tree. Color presents under the tree, a puppy with presents, books wrapped as gifts or a tree with toys. Kids can add their own patterns to the wrapping paper and a name on each tag.
Pick a design on this page and press Download to get a free PDF. You choose US Letter or A4 paper, and each full Christmas tree coloring page prints one design to a sheet. Personal and classroom use is free.
Download the PDF, set the printer to 100% or actual size, and print on cardstock. Four Christmas tree bookmarks fit on one sheet with cut marks. Cut along the marks, color them in, and add a tassel through the dotted circle if you like.
Every Christmas tree coloring bookmark on this page is a free PDF you can print at home. Press Download, pick US Letter or A4, and choose whether you want a reading log on the back. Print as many sheets as your class or family needs.
Cardstock works best for bookmarks because it stays stiff inside a book. A 65 lb cover stock, about 176 gsm, feeds through most home printers. Plain paper works too, and laminating a finished bookmark makes it last longer.
Print one of the Christmas tree coloring bookmarks, color it in and cut it out along the marks. Laminate the finished strip so it lasts, then thread a tassel through the dotted circle. Adding the reading log on the back turns it into a small reading tracker.
Teachers can print these Christmas tree coloring pages and bookmarks for a whole class at no cost. Personal and classroom use is free. Please share a link to this page instead of uploading the PDF files to another site.
The page has 40 different Christmas tree coloring bookmarks and 40 full coloring pages. Each bookmark is its own drawing, and the Download all button gets all 40 bookmark designs at once, four to a sheet.
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