Moms and other caregivers need to look no further for Christmas-themed Winnie the Pooh printable coloring pages. Here are links to two free resources.
Where to Get Free Winnie the Pooh Christmas Coloring Pages
Santa’s elves have posted some cute kids coloring pages on the South Carolina Santa site. The site currently boasts forty-two coloring sheets, four of which are of Winnie the Pooh and related characters. The images open up as PDF files which can be printed as full sheets. This is a nice alternative to the usual JPG format that free coloring pages usually come in.
The first cartoon character coloring sheet at the top of the page is of Kanga holding Baby Roo up in the air so the baby can decorate the top of a Christmas tree. Further down the page, Winnie the Pooh is holding Piglet up in the air to decorate a wreath, Tigger is gleefully carrying an overflowing load of Christmas gifts, and Eeyore is woefully harnessed to a sled on a snowy hill.
Non-Winnie the Pooh designs on this site include separate images of the numbers one through twelve with the corresponding characters for each day from the Twelve Days of Christmas (for example, a “maid-a-milking” a cow accompanies the number eight and a partridge in a pear tree accompanies the number one). Other cute, unique Christmas coloring pages on this site are of a puppy in a stocking, Santa on a snowmobile, and a turtle carrying a gift on its back.
More Disney Christmas Printables: Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet
The Fun with Pictures website offers free Winnie the Pooh kids coloring pages as well. This is a link to fourteen intricate designs; most are more advanced than the ones on the Santa website above. Three of the images are purely Christmas or gift themes. One is of Pooh opening a gift, Tigger holding a gift, and Piglet popping out of a gift box (three images on one sheet).
Another is of Pooh following a snowman through the snow while carrying a Christmas tree from which Piglet is dangling. The third printable coloring page is of Pooh and Piglet exchanging Christmas gifts. The non-Christmas coloring pages are a mixture of general Pooh character coloring pages (Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore, Piglet, Baby Roo, and Rabbit); some have fall themes.
There a plenty of free Winnie the Pooh coloring pages at the links above to keep any kid busy for a while. Want coloring activities with other Disney characters? See Free Disney Christmas Coloring Pages for links to printables of Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Pluto, Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse.
Lena Gott - Lena Gott is a Certified Public Accountant who gives practical financial advice to her readers.
Comments