Smiling Mrs Claus with Treats Color by Number
Color key
- 1 Light sky blue
- 2 Dark red
- 3 White
- 4 Light grey
- 5 Deep orange
- 6 Red
- 7 Gold
- 8 Brown
- 9 Dark grey
Pick your own colors Smiling Mrs Claus with Treats coloring page Blank version — color it online or print it plain Free Printable Smiling Mrs Claus with Treats Color by Number
Bring holiday cheer to your home or classroom with this delightful mrs claus color by number printable. Perfect for festive winter activities, this mrs claus color by number activity features a smiling Mrs. Claus presenting a warm batch of fresh holiday treats. Young learners will love using the numbered color guide—which includes shades like dark red, gold, light sky blue, deep orange, and warm brown—to bring the cheerful scene to life. Designed especially for children aged 3 to 8, this page turns holiday art into a rewarding learning experience. As kids match each number to its corresponding crayon or marker shade, they build confidence in number recognition, practice following step-by-step instructions, and strengthen fine motor control. Taking the time to complete the artwork also encourages patience, concentration, and artistic focus during the busy winter season. For the best results, print this free worksheet on standard letter-sized paper using your printer's standard black-and-white setting. If your child prefers markers or paints, consider using a sheet of heavy cardstock to prevent colors from bleeding through. Print out a copy to brighten your holiday lesson plans, and enjoy completing this festive mrs claus color by number page together!
About mrs claus
- The first known literary mention of Mrs. Claus appeared in an 1849 short musical story called 'A Christmas Legend' by James Rees.
- Author Katharine Lee Bates helped establish the modern image of Mrs. Claus in her 1889 poem 'Goody Santa Claus on a Sleigh Ride'.
- Traditional folklore often depicts Mrs. Claus as a master baker and the organized manager of the busy North Pole workshop.
Frequently Asked Questions
What art supplies do you recommend for coloring this Mrs. Claus printable?
Standard crayons, colored pencils, and washable markers all work wonderfully with this coloring sheet. If your child uses juicy markers, printing on cardstock will help avoid any bleed-through onto tables.
How can I help a younger child who is still learning numbers?
You can lightly color or highlight the numbered key with the corresponding crayon before handing the sheet to your child. This visual cue helps preschoolers match the shades independently while reinforcing numeral recognition.
What should we do if we do not have every exact color listed?
Feel free to swap any missing shade for the closest color you have at home. Substituting standard red for dark red or bright yellow for gold still produces a beautiful and festive holiday picture.
