Medium · Ages 5+

Tree Through the Window Coloring Page

Tall, triangular and tremendously fun to color — this Tree Through the Window Christmas coloring page is a holiday classic for good reason. Each ornament is its own tiny canvas: stripes, dots, zigzags — let kids invent a pattern for every single bauble on the branches. Turn the finished tree into an Advent countdown: number 25 ornaments and color one in on each December day.

However your artist trims it, this tree is guaranteed holiday-ready. Browse the full Christmas Tree Coloring Pages collection for 20 free printable pages in this theme, then print your favorites in one click or color them online for free. Free forever, for classrooms and cozy kitchens alike.

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How to Print

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Click Print

Hit the red Print button above. Only the christmas tree artwork prints — no menus, no ads.

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Check settings

Use portrait orientation on letter or A4 paper. Normal quality is perfect for crayons and markers.

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Color & display

Grab the crayons and create! Fridge, classroom wall, or grandma's mantel — proudly display the finished art.

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Questions About This Page

The big triangular tree shape is simple to fill, while the individual ornaments let kids practice smaller, careful coloring at their own pace — easy and engaging in one page.

Just click the red Print button above — the artwork is sized to fill a standard letter or A4 sheet automatically. Plain white paper and your printer's normal quality setting give the crispest lines.

Yes! Click the “Color Online” button to open this exact design in our free click-to-fill tool — choose festive colors, undo any mistakes, then download or print your finished art.

Our pick for this page: Crayola 64-Ct Crayons

Bold colors that fill these big outlines beautifully. The built-in sharpener keeps every crayon ready for detail work.

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