Winter Activity Coloring Pages
A sled, a pair of boots and a few snowballs — the page for the afternoon after the snow has stopped.
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- One wooden sled with separate runners
- A pair of snow boots beside it
- Snowballs and snowflakes for background colour
- A4 and US Letter at 300 DPI
About this page
Sledding pages are used the way sleds are: for twenty minutes, hard, and then everyone wants cocoa. That is why this one keeps the subject simple — one sled, one pair of boots, snow to colour pale blue — and why the outlines are thick enough to survive being coloured while the gloves are still on.
The runners are drawn as separate bars, so the wood can be one colour and the metal another, which is the detail children notice first on a real sled.
What you get
- One wooden sled with separate runners
- A pair of snow boots beside it
- Snowballs and snowflakes for background colour
- A4 and US Letter at 300 DPI
- Thick outlines, good for gloves-on colouring
Who it's for
- After a snow day, indoors
- Winter classroom centres
- Ski trip and cabin activity bag
- January door and window displays
Print it now, colour it today
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Questions
Is there a person on the sled?
No. An empty sled leaves room for a child to draw themselves on it - which most of them do.
What age is it for?
About 4 to 9. The shapes are large and the background is mostly white snow.
Can it be used for a bulletin board?
Yes - colour, cut around the sled, and mount it on blue paper as snow.
