Enhance Your Holiday Arts & Crafts With These Christmas Tree Coloring Pages

Ah, Christmas trees! What’s not to adore? Decorating the Christmas tree is a cherished tradition for countless cultures worldwide, and it’s easy to see why. These stunning, vibrant evergreens stand as one of the most enchanting symbols of the season (right alongside that jolly fellow in the sleigh). Picture this: a warm fireplace crackling, Christmas carols filling the air as you and your family come together to trim the tree. Just imagining it sends shivers down our spines and puts Nat King Cole’s melodies in our minds! The joy and special memories of decorating the family Christmas tree are immeasurable, especially for kids. As you gear up for this festive time of year, including the decoration of your cheerful Douglas fir, consider spreading more joy with these delightful Christmas tree coloring pages.

Your little artists will absolutely love bringing these trees to life in their own unique ways (yes, that includes creating pink and purple trees if they wish!). They’ll also gain a deeper understanding of this beloved holiday tradition. Once your kids are finished with their colorful creations, keep the creativity flowing with our other holiday-themed content, such as angel coloring pages, cookie coloring pages, reindeer coloring pages, and gingerbread coloring pages!

Free Printable Christmas Tree Coloring Pages

Christmas Tree Page No. 1 Download This PDF Did you know that nearly 98% of Christmas trees sold in the U.S. are sourced from Christmas tree farms? Fun fact: Taylor Swift was raised on one of these farms!
Christmas Tree Page No. 2 Download This PDF The origins of modern Christmas trees trace back to the Renaissance in early modern Germany, although evergreen trees were revered by pagans over 2,000 years ago as symbols of fertility.
Christmas Tree Page No. 3 Download This PDF Martin Luther, a 16th-century Protestant reformer, is credited with being the first to adorn a tree with lighted candles after being inspired by the stars glimmering on evergreen trees during a nighttime walk.
Christmas Tree Page No. 4 Download This PDF Every U.S. state except New Mexico, South Dakota, and Wyoming has Christmas tree farms! Most of the nation’s trees come from Oregon, Washington, and North Carolina.
Christmas Tree Page No. 5 Download This PDF You can relax knowing that Christmas trees are environmentally friendly. Most tree farms are sustainable, typically planting two trees for every one harvested, and over 4,000 Christmas tree recycling programs exist in the U.S.
Christmas Tree Page No. 6 Download This PDF A typical Christmas tree reaches about 6 to 7 feet in height and can grow in as little as four years, although the average time is around seven years. The tallest recorded Christmas tree was a 221-foot Douglas fir displayed at Seattle’s Northgate Shopping Center in December 1950.
Christmas Tree Page No. 7 Download This PDF The iconic Rockefeller Center Christmas tree in New York City is a global symbol of Christmas. The lighting tradition started in 1933, but its roots can be traced back to 1931 when construction workers erected a 20-foot tree during the Great Depression.
Christmas Tree Page No. 8 Download This PDF The Rockefeller tree tradition has evolved from a modest 20-foot balsam fir to a towering Norway spruce that stands at least 75 feet tall today.
Christmas Tree Page No. 9 Download This PDF London boasts its own Christmas tree tradition, featuring a massive tree in Trafalgar Square. This custom began in 1947, when Oslo gifted a 50- to 60-year-old spruce to London as thanks for England’s support during World War II, with decorations reflecting Norwegian traditions.
Christmas Tree Page No. 10 Download This PDF The royal family played a significant role in America’s affection for Christmas trees. Queen Victoria, raised in a German household, made the Christmas tree popular in the British colonies after a portrait in 1848 featured her family beside their holiday tree.

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In summary, these Christmas tree coloring pages offer a wonderful opportunity for children to engage in holiday creativity while learning about the traditions associated with this beloved symbol of Christmas. Enjoy the festive spirit and create lasting memories with your little ones!

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