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- Christmas is December 25
- Christmas 2009 falls on a Friday
- Make your own coloring pages by removing color from clipart pictures in a program like Photoshop
- Traditional Christmas imagery may include Santa Claus, reindeer, nativity scenes, snowmen, Christmas trees, ornaments, poinsettias
- Great resource for homeschool and public classrooms
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When you're looking for a great activity to placate holiday-excited children, check out these Christmas-themed coloring pages. Containing both religious and non-religious themes, many sites offer printable Christmas coloring pages, while others allow kids the option of coloring online and printing out the final result.
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More Christmas Fun
If you're looking for more fun activities for kids, why not check out these additional pages:Coloring and Learning
Coloring with children offers a great opportunity to educate them on the various traditions associated with the holiday. Christian families can use coloring pages to teach their children the story of the birth of the Christ child and the journey of the Three Wise Men.The Daily Dunklin: Christmas is a time for sharing Images of Santa Claus offer the opportunity to educate kids on the origin of St. Nick.Saint Nicholas Center: Origin of Santa When coloring pictures of poinsettias, children can learn the different facts that associate the flower with the North Star.HowStuffWorks: Christmas Poinsettias-
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Christmas Coloring Pages Questions
Why is it inexpensive for magazine companies to print full color magazines, but it's so expensive for me to make full page color printouts? 4 AnswersWell, magazine companies buy their ink and paper in bulk, so they get it a lot cheaper. =] I believe that they reduce the quality of their images, so that they... read more
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