Bring the magic of Christmas to life with these bold, stained-glass-style coloring pages! Featuring a glowing candle, a twinkling tree, and a snowy winter house, each design is packed with geometric shapes and festive charm. These pages are perfect for kids to explore color, celebrate the season, and create dazzling decorations for windows, walls, or classroom displays.
Materials You’ll Need
- Printed coloring pages (on white A4 paper)
- Crayons or colored pencils (bright, bold colors work best!)
- Optional: black marker for outlining
- Tape or string (if hanging)
- Scissors (for trimming edges, if needed)
How to Make It
- Print the Pages: Choose your favorite designs—candle, tree, or winter house—and print them on white A4 sheets.
- Color Boldly Use crayons or colored pencils to fill in each section with vibrant colors. Encourage kids to mix warm and cool tones for a stained glass effect.
- Outline for Impact (Optional) Trace the black lines with a marker to make the shapes pop, just like real stained glass.
- Display Your Art Tape the finished pages to a sunny window, hang them on a wall, or string them together for a festive banner.
🍎 Extra Tips for Teachers
1. Use as a Morning Warm-Up or Calm-Down Activity
- Great for settling students after arrival or before dismissal.
- Promotes focus and creativity without needing prep time.
2. Incorporate into a Holiday Bulletin Board
- Have students color and cut out their pages.
- Mount them on black construction paper to mimic real stained glass.
- Display in windows or hallway boards for a festive touch.
3. Teach Color Theory or Pattern Recognition
- Use the geometric sections to explore warm vs. cool colors.
- Encourage patterns (e.g., ABAB) or symmetry in coloring.
4. Pair with a Mini Writing Prompt
- Ask students to write a short holiday wish or story to go with their artwork.
- Display writing alongside the coloring pages for a literacy-art combo.
5. Create a Collaborative Class Banner
- Assign each student a different page or section.
- Tape together for a long stained glass mural across the classroom.
6. Adapt for Younger Learners
- Pre-color outlines or offer simplified versions.
- Use thicker lines and fewer sections for easier coloring.
7. Use as a Reward or Choice Time Option
- Keep copies in your “early finisher” bin or choice station.
- Let students pick their favorite design to personalize.
Templates:
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