As the holiday season approaches, many of us are looking for ways to get into the festive spirit. One creative way to do so is by making your own “The Twelve Days of Christmas” coloring book. This fun and interactive project is perfect for both children and adults alike!
First Day of Christmas: Partridge in a Pear Tree
The first day of Christmas in the classic song is “a partridge in a pear tree”. Get creative with your coloring and make the partridge and pear tree come to life!
Second Day of Christmas: Two Turtle Doves
On the second day of Christmas, there were “two turtle doves”. Use your coloring skills to make these beautiful birds shine.
Third Day of Christmas: Three French Hens
The third day calls for “three French hens”. Don’t forget to add some French flair to your coloring pages.
Fourth Day of Christmas: Four Calling Birds
“Four calling birds” may have been popular in the 1700s, but they are still fun to color today. Get creative with different colors and patterns for each bird.
Fifth Day of Christmas: Five Golden Rings
Get ready for some bling on the fifth day of Christmas with “five golden rings”. Make them shine with some metallic markers or colored pencils.
Sixth Day of Christmas: Six Geese-a-Laying
On the sixth day, “six geese-a-laying” are the stars of the show. Add some intricate details to their feathers to make them stand out.
Seventh Day of Christmas: Seven Swans-a-Swimming
Make a splash with “seven swans-a-swimming”. Add some blue hues for the water and make the swans stand out with white coloring.
Eighth Day of Christmas: Eight Maids-a-Milking
“Eight maids-a-milking” may not seem like the most exciting thing to color, but you can make it fun with different cow patterns or milk pails.
Ninth Day of Christmas: Nine Ladies Dancing
Bring some movement to your coloring pages with “nine ladies dancing”. Add some glitter or sparkle to their dresses to make them shine.
Tenth Day of Christmas: Ten Lords-a-Leaping
“Ten lords-a-leaping” can be a lot of fun to color, especially with their extravagant outfits. Make each lord unique with different colors and designs.
Eleventh Day of Christmas: Eleven Pipers Piping
“Eleven pipers piping” may be harder to color than some of the other choices, but it can still be enjoyable. Add some musical notes to the page to bring it to life.
Twelfth Day of Christmas: Twelve Drummers Drumming
The last day of Christmas calls for “twelve drummers drumming”. Add some extra details to the drums to make them pop.
By the end of this project, you’ll have your very own masterpiece – a complete “The Twelve Days of Christmas” coloring book. Enjoy getting into the holiday spirit with this creative and artistic activity!
