Trace & color
Trace Then Color: Cartoon Christmas Characters
For little hands still building pencil control.
Best for ages 3 to 5
- Dotted outlines to trace, then color in
- No drawing experience needed
- Ages 3+
Draw your own · Free printable
Give the snowman a face
A snowman head under a tall top hat, with no face yet. Happy, sleepy, surprised or silly: your child decides who this snowman is.
Free download, no sign-up
No printer? Do this one online in the Christmas drawing tool, then save or print it.
How to use it
- Print the sheet.
- Decide how the snowman feels.
- Draw the eyes, the nose and the mouth to match.
- Decorate the hat band and add cheeks, earmuffs or a scarf.
Tip: Print two copies and draw two different moods. It is a gentle way to talk about feelings, and kids love drawing a grumpy snowman.
This is day 7 of the 24-day Christmas drawing countdown.
Drawn by Kevin CoulstonCartoonist, member of the National Cartoonists Society, and author and illustrator of more than 100 books for kids. About Kevin
Free · no printer needed
Decorate them on screen
The four draw-your-own sheets also work in the Christmas drawing tool. Pens, a paint bucket and Christmas stickers, with a mouse, a finger or a stylus. When the picture is done, save it or print it.
Ready for more?
Fifty Christmas activities in every book
Kevin drew this sheet as a free extra. His three Christmas books take the same characters further: trace them, draw them step by step, or copy them square by square.
- Each character built in 6 easy steps
- A page to practice after every lesson
- Ages 5+
- Copy one square at a time onto a grid
- Surprisingly accurate results
- Ages 5+, great for older kids too
