8 Christmas in Germany Coloring Pages & Magical Story (Free)
Have fun learning about Christmas around the world this December with our free Christmas in Germany coloring pages.
This is a wonderful addition to the lineup of Christmas activities for kids.
As we homeschool we take the month of December off our core curriculum and concentrate on learning about new Christmas traditions.
Learning about Christmas in Germany was especially important to us as my husband spent over a year working there a few years ago.
Carry on reading to download our eight free Christmas in Germany coloring pages with our fun story.
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Christmas in Germany coloring sheets
The kids are going to enjoy coloring in these Christmas in Germany coloring images.
Print out the free kids coloring pages below, it will print out on 8 full pages. Make sure to check the printer settings.
These free coloring pages are free to print but are for personal use or classroom use only. Scroll to the end of the post to get the pdf file.
German Christmas coloring pages
In our fun Christmas in Germany story, we meet Max. A little boy who loves Christmas.
As Christmas approaches, Max’s family lights candles on their advent wreath and prepares traditional German foods like stollen.
He looks forward to Saint Nicholas Day when he puts his shoes outside his bedroom door to receive treats.
St Nicholas Day is celebrated on December 6th, children leave clean shoes the night before and St Nicholas leaves small gifts in them.
The Legend of Saint Nicholas is a wonderful picture book that will make a lovely read-aloud.
They also talk about Christkind, a beautiful angel who brings gifts to good children on Christmas Eve.
On Christmas Eve, Max opens his presents and has the best Christmas ever with his family, singing carols and feeling content.
The story celebrates the magic of the holiday season and the importance of spending time with loved ones.
Christmas around the World activities
Frohe Weihnachten is how we say Merry Christmas. Why not learn to speak German with the kids this Christmas?
This German for beginners book from Usborne is a great starter.
With nine free coloring sheets featuring Santa Claus figures from different countries. Each page is designed to teach children about global Christmas traditions, showcasing unique customs from places like Ireland, Russia, Finland, and Japan. This resource blends fun and education, allowing kids to explore how Christmas is celebrated around the world while engaging in a creative activity.
Learn about the Christmas customs, traditions, and eats from 24 different countries, including Germany, as you study this joyous holiday as a family.
Print the packet, color the badges, explore the links, and expand your understanding of Christmas around the planet!
Pack up and get ready to travel to Germany.
This one-week unit study has been developed to provide your student with a virtual tour of Germany, covering the geography of this nation, as well as some of its history, art & literature, landmarks, and interesting people.
Learn about 10 countries and their Christmas traditions including Germany.
Bring Christmas alive in your homeschool. These plans contain the entire curriculum, including links and printables, to help you create crafts, recipes, gifts, decorations, games, and more.
This is the perfect book for read-alouds this December, Explore Christmas traditions from around the world.
Students will learn how to do internet research to find out more about their assigned holiday. They will answer the questions in their Winter Holidays Research Journal to learn all about it.
Then, they will do a final report about their holiday and art project (creating a decoration for their holiday).
An editable invitation for an optional "Holidays Around The World Fair" is included for students to show off their hard work to their parents, other classes, etc.
Can you figure out which language each Merry Christmas is in?
This printable contains 24 fun facts and trivia questions about holiday customs in countries such as Iceland, Australia, Ethiopia, Italy, and more.
Each day also contains a simple activity for your family to do together that is representative of the country of the day.
WANT ALL OUR CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES IN ONE PLACE?
Other Christmas activities
Have even more fun with the kids this December with these fun ideas:
- Christmas in Italy worksheets
- Christmas in Germany worksheets
- Christmas color by number printables
- Christmas memory game printable
- Christmas board games
- Educational Christmas activities
- Free printable Christmas coloring pages
- Christmas carol coloring pages
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Download the free German Christmas coloring pages
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Last Updated on 9 August 2024 by Clare Brown
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