Snow days, school breaks and long evenings all call for something quiet to do. These winter coloring pages have bold, clean lines and big spaces, so they are easy for younger kids and still fun for older ones.
There are eight pictures in the free PDF, from a snowman with a sled to a cozy cabin and a family of penguins. None of them are Christmas-specific, so they work from the first snowfall until spring.
What’s in the PDF
- Snowman and Sled: a happy snowman, a little house and a sled
- Hot Cocoa and Mittens: a mug of cocoa, mittens, a scarf and cookies
- Sledding Day: two kids on a sled with their dog
- Cozy Winter Cabin: a log cabin with smoke from the chimney
- Penguin Family: penguins in knitted hats by an igloo
- Polar Bear Cub: a cub holding a snowball
- Winter Woodland Animals: a fox, an owl, a rabbit and a fawn
- Ice Skating: a girl skating on a frozen pond
- A cover page, all on US Letter paper
The winter coloring pages
Snowman and Sled
A smiling snowman in a knitted hat and scarf waves next to a wooden sled, with pine trees, a snowy cottage and big snowflakes behind him.
Hot Cocoa and Mittens
A big mug of hot cocoa with marshmallows, a pair of patterned mittens, a scarf, cookies and a pine branch. A cozy still life that older kids and grown-ups like too.
Sledding Day
Two kids in winter coats race down a hill on a sled while their dog runs alongside.
Cozy Winter Cabin
A little log cabin in the woods, with snow on the roof, a wreath on the door, a fence and a path to the front step.
Penguin Family
A penguin parent and two chicks in tiny hats and scarves stand on the ice in front of an igloo.
Polar Bear Cub
A chubby polar bear cub in a hat and scarf sits in the snow holding a snowball. Great for the youngest colorers.
Winter Woodland Animals
A fox, an owl on a branch, a bunny and a little fawn gather among snowy trees, all wrapped in scarves.
Ice Skating
A girl in a hat, scarf and mittens glides across a frozen pond, with snowy trees and a bench behind her.
Printing and coloring tips
- Print at 100% (Actual size) on plain US Letter paper; use cardstock for markers.
- Light blue, lavender and silver make snow scenes look icy; leave some areas white for snow.
- Colored pencils are best for the small details on the hats and scarves.
- Laminate a page and use dry-erase crayons to color it again and again.
Download the pages one by one
Want just one picture? Click a link to open the full-size PNG, then print it or save it. The PDF with every page is in the download box.
- Snowman and Sled coloring page (PNG)
- Hot Cocoa and Mittens coloring page (PNG)
- Sledding Day coloring page (PNG)
- Cozy Winter Cabin coloring page (PNG)
- Penguin Family coloring page (PNG)
- Polar Bear Cub coloring page (PNG)
- Winter Woodland Animals coloring page (PNG)
- Ice Skating coloring page (PNG)
More winter fun: learn how to draw a snowflake or how to draw a penguin, try the Winter Wonderland junk journal kit, or color the Christmas coloring pages.
FAQ
What age are these winter coloring pages for?
Most pages suit ages 3 to 10. The polar bear, snowman and penguins have the biggest shapes; the cocoa still life and woodland animals have more detail for older kids.
Are the coloring pages free?
Yes, free for personal and classroom use. Print as many as you need, but please link to this page instead of sharing the PDF file.
Can I print just one page?
Yes. Use the single-page links above, or choose the page number in your print dialog when printing the PDF.
