Christmas Penguin Coloring Pages are an absolutely wonderful way to get into the holiday spirit. There’s just something so cheerful about a penguin, especially when you add a Santa hat or a pile of presents! These pages are a fantastic, screen-free activity for kids on a cold winter day.
We’ve gathered 10 of the sweetest and most festive penguin scenes just for you. So grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils. Let’s get ready to bring these happy holiday penguins to life with some color!
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1. The Classic Santa Penguin 🎅
This is the most iconic look! This page features a chubby, happy penguin standing tall and proud, wearing a fluffy, oversized Santa hat. It’s a simple, sweet design that’s perfect for younger kids just learning to color within the lines.
2. Penguin Decorating the Tree 🎄
Watch this little helper get busy! This design shows a cute penguin on a small stepladder, reaching up to place a star ornament on a small Christmas tree. It’s a lovely scene full of holiday cheer and excitement.
3. Penguin Building a Snow-Penguin ⛄
What’s better than one penguin? Two! This page captures a penguin patting a snowball into place to build a small snowman… that looks just like a penguin! The snow-penguin can have pebble eyes and a carrot nose (ready for orange!).
4. Penguin Holding a Giant Candy Cane 🍭
Sweet and simple! A cheerful penguin is holding a giant striped candy cane with both flippers. This design has big, easy-to-color spaces, making it a great choice for toddlers and preschoolers.
5. Penguin Sledding Downhill 🛷
Whee! This action-packed page shows an excited penguin sliding down a snowy hill on a little wooden sled. The penguin is wearing a cozy scarf that is flying in the wind. You can almost feel the cold rush of air!
6. Penguin Tangled in Lights ✨
Oops! Looks like this little guy got tangled while trying to help. This adorable page features a slightly confused penguin sitting down, all wrapped up in a string of Christmas lights. The little bulbs are perfect for using bright, festive colors.
7. Penguin Singing Christmas Carols 🎶
“Fa-la-la-la-la!” This penguin is singing its heart out. It’s shown with its beak open wide, holding a small songbook, standing under a single old-fashioned lamppost. Simple snowflakes are falling in the background.
8. Penguin with a Big Present 🎁
A gift for you! This page has a penguin sitting down happily, holding a neatly wrapped Christmas present with a big, loopy bow on top. Kids can have fun coloring the wrapping paper in any pattern they want.
9. Cozy Penguin Family Huddle 👨👩👧
This one is all about family. It shows two parent penguins and a small baby penguin all snuggled together for warmth. They are all wearing matching winter scarves, making it an extra sweet scene.
10. Penguin Drinking Hot Cocoa ☕
Time to warm up after all that playing in the snow! This cozy scene features a penguin wearing fluffy earmuffs, holding a steaming mug with both flippers. The mug has a simple snowflake design on it.
Coloring Tips for Your Penguins 🖍️
- Go Beyond Black: Penguins are black and white, but their accessories are not! Use bright reds and greens for hats, scarves, and ornaments.
- Add Some Sparkle: Use glitter glue or glitter crayons on the Christmas lights, the tree ornaments, or the bow on the present.
- Create a Snowy Sky: Don’t leave the background blank. Use a light blue crayon for the sky. You can even use a white crayon to draw “invisible” snowflakes first, then color over them with blue to see them magically appear!
- Try Shading: For older kids, try using a gray crayon to add a little shading on the penguin’s white belly to make it look rounder.
And there you have it—10 super cute Christmas penguin coloring pages to keep you or your little ones busy. These are perfect for a cozy afternoon, a holiday party activity, or just getting in the festive mood. 🎨
Which one is your favorite? We just love the little guy tangled in the lights! Don’t forget to Pin this post to your “Christmas Ideas” or “Kid’s Activities” board so you can find it easily later!
