23 Free Winter Coloring Pages to Print
A raccoon building a snowman with a shovel beside it, a mother polar bear with two cubs, a squirrel skiing with a cup of cocoa in one paw, a mouse in boots carrying a lantern through the dark. Nothing here is about Christmas, which is the point: no tree, no presents, no red suit, just the three cold months either side of it. That makes these sheets usable from November to March instead of for three weeks.
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Raccoon building a snowman
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Bird in a hat on a holly branch
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Snowfall under a winter moon
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Teddy bear and raccoon skating
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Cabin in the snowy woods
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Two patterned mittens
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Polar bear with two cubs
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Squirrel gathering nuts in the snow
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Bear in a scarf beside a sled
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Mouse with a lantern at night
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Raccoon wheeling logs and pinecones
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Bear among snow-covered logs
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Bunny digging in the snow
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Mouse reading by an icy window
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Squirrel skiing with hot chocolate
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Squirrel with a cup of cocoa
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Teddy bear skating among the pines
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Mouse holding a sled
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Raccoon in goggles pulling a sled
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Bear with a bird on its arm
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Snowman and rabbit on an ice floe
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Mouse reading on a patterned bauble
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Squirrel with an acorn in the snow
These printable winter coloring pages are free in the plain sense: no account, no email address, no watermark. Every drawing is a 300 dpi PDF and prints on any paper size your printer takes, US Letter and A4 included. Print the winter coloring sheets on the first snow day and they will last the whole afternoon.
Printing your winter coloring pages
Are these winter coloring pages free?
Yes, all twenty-three. Open the PDF and print it. There is no account, no email step and nothing written across the snow.
Is this the same as the Christmas collection?
No, and deliberately so. Not one drawing here has a tree, a present or a Santa hat in it. Christmas has its own collection, and so does the tree.
Which sheet suits a young child?
The bunny digging in the snow and the two mittens. Large shapes, thick outlines, and in the case of the mittens a pattern that can take as many colors as a child feels like using.
Why is so much of the paper left white?
Because snow is white, and a sheet with a snowy field on it is mostly empty by design. It makes these quicker to finish than the summer collection, which is worth knowing when you have twenty minutes rather than an hour.
What paper size should I print on?
Any that your printer takes, chosen under More settings. Falling snowflakes are the finest lines here and they hold at 300 dpi on every size, down to A5.
Can I print these for a class?
Yes, a whole class if you like, and no need to ask. A wet playtime, a January display, a snow day when nobody can get out. Reselling the files is the only restriction.
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