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    Free Christmas Printables for Toddlers and Preschoolers

    Looking for something cozy and screen-free to do this December? We made a free Christmas kit for little ones, and you can print it tonight.

    What’s in the free Cozy Christmas Kit

    • Penny’s Christmas Wish, a brand new picture book about the best kind of wish: one for someone else.
    • A Letter to Santa with spaces for your child’s name, their wish, and a wish for someone else.
    • A Nice List certificate. Type or write your child’s name and hang it on the fridge.
    • Christmas coloring pages with big, simple pictures for little hands.

    Get the free Cozy Christmas Kit

    Easy ways to use it

    • Read the story together after dinner, then talk about a wish for someone else.
    • Mail the Letter to Santa, or tuck it in the tree for Santa to find.
    • Save the Nice List certificate for Christmas Eve. It’s extra special if it shows up in their Christmas Eve box.
    • Keep the coloring pages handy for car trips, restaurants and the long wait before Christmas morning.

    Printing tips

    • Print on regular US Letter paper. A4 works too, just choose “Fit to page.”
    • Use cardstock for the Nice List certificate so it holds up on the fridge.
    • Print an extra set for cousins or a preschool class.

    Bonus: call Santa for free

    After they write their letter, let your little one tell Santa their wish out loud. Here’s how to call Santa for free.

    Want more Christmas printables?

    Penny’s Christmas Bundle has everything we make for Christmas in one download: a 24-day advent calendar, the Merry Little Christmas storybook, 25 coloring pages, the Holiday Pack and Christmas Eve Extras. It also comes with a personal video from Santa that says your child’s name.

    Just want coloring? Try the Christmas coloring book with 25 big, simple pages.

    Questions parents ask

    Are these Christmas printables really free?

    Yes. Just enter your email and we’ll send the kit right away.

    What ages are they for?

    They’re made for kids ages 2 to 6, with big pictures and simple words.

    Can I use them in my classroom?

    Yes, print as many copies as your family or classroom needs.

    Penny the goldendoodle
    Written by the Doodlebark family

    We're a Florida family, and Penny, our goldendoodle, was our first baby. We write about the everyday stuff we deal with as parents, like bedtime, big feelings and taking turns, and we make simple printables and stories to help. We're parents, not doctors, so for health or development questions, please talk with your pediatrician. More about us.

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