Celebrate the start of the month of December with these super cute, ADORABLE, kawaii Hello December coloring pages. 🎉
You can use these December coloring sheets with your kids, in your homeschool, or even in your classroom as a fun little “hello, new month!” moment.
If you’re a mom, these are the kind of easy, ready-to-go activities that can buy you a few quiet minutes while you’re making dinner, switching laundry, or trying to get ahead on all the December things…like Christmas. ❤️ As a single mom who’s been through a lot, I know how much it helps to have something simple (and ready to go) that brings a little peace and joy into your life.
Because I’m telling you, it’s always those moments when you’re frantic and stressed that the kids are all the more clingy and you just need a second to compose yourself and breathe. 😮💨 Bust out these super cool Hello December kids coloring sheets and you’ll be prepared for those moments, giving you AND your family the peace you need! 🥰
If you’re a teacher, these December coloring pages are perfect for quiet time for early finishers, morning work, or those end-of-the-day minutes when everyone’s energy is… extra festive. 😉
And if you’re like me and you genuinely love to color, these are such a cozy way to unwind. Curl up with a warm drink, put on some Christian music, and let your brain exhale for a minute. Phew!
If you love these free December coloring pages, pair them with my other December coloring-type activities…
- Advent Countdown
- Letters to Santa Templates
- Christmas Bundle {650+ Pages}
- December Bookmarks
- Winter Word Search
- December Coloring Calendar
- Hello Winter Coloring Page
- Hello New Year Coloring Page
- Hello Winter Free Daily Planner Pack
- All HELLO! Coloring Pages™
- Over 5,500+ Free Printables
Hello December Coloring Page Free Printable Cute Christmas Doodles For Kids
December has a personality all its own, doesn’t it?! 😍
It’s the final page of the calendar, the month where you start looking back at everything that happened this year while getting excited about what’s coming next. These colorable December activity pages are a fun way to give the month its own little moment.
Inside, you’ll find playful designs filled with cheerful characters, bold lettering, tiny doodles, and lots of details to discover as you color. 🖍️
Cute Winter Gnome Coloring Page
This festive gnome coloring page is perfect for older kids and adults who LOVE gnomes! 🎉
This gnome coloring sheet for kids is packed with cute little details to color, including a gnome…
- Standing beside a decorated December tree
- Holding a mug of hot cocoa with marshmallows
- Wrapped in twinkle lights
- Holding a snow globe
- Wearing a plaid winter hat
- Holding a wrapped present
- Carrying a swirled lollipop
- Sitting beside a glowing lantern
- Cheerfully waving hello with a snowball in the other hand
- Peeking out of a mug of hot chocolate
- Holding a gingerbread cookie and a candy cane
- Relaxing and enjoying the holiday
- Taking a selfie with a snowman
- Holding a small mini Christmas tree
- Baking some yummy holiday cookies
- Holding a little bird
Download the Printable Gnome Coloring Page here.
Cute December Coloring Page
This 8.5 x 11″ Hello December printable is high-quality (prints well even on the oldest of printers!) and saves money because it’s a simple (yet powerful) black-and-white design!
It’s super friendly for preschoolers and kindergarteners who are learning to stay in the lines of bigger shapes.
In this December coloring printable, you’ll see…
- Candy cane
- Gifts and presents
- Christmas ornaments
- Candles
- Stars
- Santa hat
- Bows
- Lights
- Confetti
- Hearts
It’s the perfect printable December coloring page for kids for the whole month long! 🎉
Download the Free Printable Hello December Coloring Page here.
Looking for free Christmas printables? Check out these…you’ll love them!! ❤️
- Merry Christmas & Hello Santa Coloring Pages
- Christmas Dot Marker Coloring Pages
- Christmas Four in a Row Game
- Christmas Coloring Bookmarks
- Christmas Word Search Printables
- Christmas Memory Games
Fun Ways to Use These Hello December Coloring Sheets
Color-a-Gnome December Reading Challenge
Use the individual gnomes in the holiday gnome coloring page as a visual reading tracker.
Each time your child finishes a reading session, Bible passage, chapter, or book, they get to color another gnome on the December-themed coloring page. Keep going until the whole sheet is colored in.
That makes the finished page a little record of everything they accomplished during December. 😊
December Kindness Challenge
Turn your December coloring activity printable into a kindness tracker.
Before coloring the page, write a simple act of kindness on the back, such as:
- Give someone a genuine compliment
- Help with something before being asked
- Write an encouraging note to a friend
- Donate something you no longer need to someone who can use it
- Pray for someone who is having a difficult week
Color a holiday doodle in each time you complete one.
Build a Christmas Gnome Story
Have each child choose three gnomes from the kawaii gnome coloring page and give them names.
Then create a story explaining where the gnomes are going, what they’re carrying, why one is sitting on a log, what happened to the gnome hiding in the hot cocoa, and how the snowman and little bird fit into their adventure.
They can write their story on the back of the page or tell it out loud. It turns one cute kawaii coloring sheet into a coloring, storytelling, imagination, and writing activity all at once. 🎉
December Memory Time Capsule
Use one of the holiday doodle coloring pages as the cover for a mini December time capsule.
After coloring it, attach a few sheets of paper behind it and record…
- Your favorite thing you did this month
- Something funny that happened
- A new thing you learned
- Someone who made you smile
- Something you’re thankful God provided
Save it with your keepsakes and pull it out next December to see what changed in a year.
16-Gnome Christmas Countdown
Turn the gnome December printable activity into a fun Christmas countdown!
There are 16 adorable gnomes on the page, so start on December 10 and color in one gnome each day through Christmas Day.
Each morning, let your child choose whichever gnome they want to color next. They can add extra details too, like patterns on the hats, colorful scarves, glittery snowflakes, or tiny doodles around their favorite characters.
By December 25, every gnome will be colored in and the finished page becomes a cute little keepsake from the month. It’s an easy gnome Christmas countdown activity that gives them something creative to look forward to each day. 🎄
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