National Trust: The Colouring Book of Cards and Envelopes - Christmas (Colouring Cards and Envelopes Series)

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Coloring Christmas cards are a great way to save money on Christmas cards. It’s also a chance for your kids to really express their creativity and individuality when giving a Christmas card. They can color it any way that they want.

As always, these free Christmas cards to color are for personal use only. Any altering or distribution is not allowed without written permission first. Thank you. In this spirit, I’ve created the following free printable colour in Christmas cards you can fill with your own special messages and then hand out during the holidays. Printable Christmas Cards to Color Use these colour in Christmas Card ideas for EYFS to help you and your young children get excited for Christmas. Does your family have an Elf on the Shelf? If so, you might be interested in our Free Printable Elf Goodbye Letter.Inside: These free printable Christmas colouring cards for kids make a sweet, heartfelt holiday gift for family and friends. Includes three different cute Christmas card designs. You don’t need any special craft supplies for to make these printable colourable Christmas cards. Just simply print them out and color them in with colored pencils or texts or crayons are the choice is yours.

We also have these mindfulness Christmas themed worksheets and our Snowman Colouring Sheet for when you need a bit of quiet time during the run up to Christmas. Along with his pal, Rudolph, he is wishing everyone a wonderful Christmastime! 6. Sweet Holiday Wishes If you're looking for a Nativity-themed colouring resource, use these Nativity Christmas Mindfulness Colouring sheets. They could make for a fun activity to do in an RE lesson to support your teaching on the Nativity story. This Christmas tree card combines a classic tradition with a simple but easy way to make your own unique greeting card. 3. Have your “elf a very merry Christmas” You may also like these summer-themed Christmas cards - perfect for an Australian Christmas. Promote pupil well-being with winter colouring sheets, such as this set of Winter-Themed Mindfulness Colouring Sheets.Mindfulness Christmas Placemats - Perfect for keeping children occupied over those long Christmas meals. Children will love colouring in these cards and sending them to someone special to get them into the festive spirit. Colouring also helps develop fine motor skills: a crucial aspect for dexterity, handwriting and muscle strength.

If you would like to carry on with Christmas colouring cards, these alternative Colour In Christmas Cards may appeal. It’s a fantastic way to engage your children in the holiday spirit, spark their creativity, and make cherished memories together. Now, without further ado, here are some delightful free printables for you and your mini-artists to enjoy: 1. Cozy Christmas Greetings Get in the holiday spirit by decorating and giving out these adorable cards as gifts or encourage students to write a personal message to their parents or friends on the inside of the card.These Design Your Own Snowman Christmas Cards present children with the blank slate of a snowman, which they can then decorate with their own selection of the included hat, scarf, glove and other miscellaneous cut-outs. The resulting Christmas cards will be different variations of the same thing, which could make them as appropriate for a classroom display as they would be as Christmas cards. Handprint and Footprint Christmas Card Crafts On the other hand, if you think your children would fare better with a simpler colouring in DIY Christmas card, this Christmas Gingerbread Man Card Template is both adorable and versatile. As well as colouring in this card template, you could also encourage your children to get a bit more creative and add extra features to their gingerbread man, such as hair, extra clothes, or extra facial features. Pop-Up Christmas Card Crafts These EYFS Christmas card ideas can be used as lovely keepsakes for children and their families to share, or to hang up as a classroom display. It’ll encourage children to engage with their learning environment and create a more comforting and homely feel to the classroom during Christmastime. Knowing that their cards will be showcased for others to see will fill them with pride and confidence.

Christmas Baubles Colouring Sheets and Christmas and Thanksgiving - Great for making some decorations in your next lesson through the calming activity of colouring. There is something truly special about a pop-up card. That extra little surprise of an image jumping out can bring a smile to anyone’s face. Better yet, pop-up cards can be surprisingly easy handmade Christmas cards for kids to make. Take a look at some of Twinkl’s favourite pop-up Christmas cards below. There are eight different designs to choose from so the hardest part will be choosing which ones you want to use! I’ve actually just recently bought a beautiful set of watercolor pencils. So they will surely come handy for making these unique Christmas cards!They’ll be able to channel all that Christmas excitement and energy into their card-making work, producing beautiful, heart-felt gifts. The printable set of cards includes three different Christmas cover images, as well as three different Christmas greeting messages that can be printed on the other side. The cover and interior designs can be mixed and matched to create the perfect holiday greeting card. No collection of free Christmas cards would be complete without a design featuring none other than Santa Claus. If you're writing a Christmas card to a family or friend, wish them a happy Christmas, tell them something that you like about them. Christmas cards are meant to be lighthearted and happy.