Snow day coloring pages

Three cheerful kids in bobble hats and scarves play in the snow. Two stand beside a big snowman with a carrot nose and a long scarf, while a little one zooms down a hill on a sled. Snowy pine trees stand behind them. Thick lines and simple shapes suit little ones aged 2 to 5. Let your child color each hat a different bright color with chunky crayons. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

A boy gives a snowman its carrot nose while a girl kneels to roll snowballs at its base. The snowman wears a bobble hat and a fringed scarf, and has twig arms. Up the hill, another child cheers on a speeding sled, and snowy fir trees cover the slopes. Clear lines and medium detail suit kids aged about 5 to 8. Try bright mittens and hats against a pale blue sky. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

In a snowy park, a girl in a pom-pom hat wraps a striped scarf around a snowman while a boy rolls a big snowball for the next one. Children sled down the hill behind them, a happy dog bounds through the snow, and a bench, an old street lamp and a stone bridge sit under snowy pines and mountains. Fine lines suit older kids from about 8 and adults. Shade the snow with pale blue and lilac. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

Two children in patterned knitwear build a snowman with a bobble hat and a long knitted scarf, joined by a puppy and a kitten in scarves of their own. Behind them, kids sled down a slope, a rabbit and a deer watch from the trees, and a cabin with a smoking chimney sits beyond a stone bridge. Snowflakes, pinecones, birds and holly fill every corner. For experienced adult colorists with fine liners. Give each sweater its own two-color pattern. Prints on A4 or US Letter.