Christmas Tree Printables

This printable Christmas Scrapbook Paper has a dark red background with a modern little Christmas tree repeating design. You will need to enter the password "ActivityVillage.co.uk" when prompted (case sensitive, without the quotation marks).

We have two versions of this Christmas tree activity - large and small. Print, colour, cut out and stick!

There's a lovely simplicity to the design of this pretty Christmas card, and you can choose from our smaller A6 card (with a message ready-printed), or our larger A5 design.

Colour in the decorations on the Christmas tree according to our instructions. Some careful counting will be required! This is a fun printable for early learners in the Christmas classroom.

Finger trace the letters of the words "Christmas Tree" and colour in the picture. It's a fun worksheet to use in the weeks before Christmas...

A Christmas tree is a wonderful thing - so I'm sure the children will be happy practising learning how to write it!

Kids can enjoy this cute printable jigsaw of a Christmas tree - just print, cut out using our Jigsaw Instructions and Cutting Guides and put it back together again!

This bright and cheerful Christmas Tree lacing card makes a fun lacing or sewing activity for younger children. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse.

Here's a fun Christmas tree poster you can display or use in your crafty Christmas activities.

Someone will be excited when they come downstairs to see all the presents left under this pretty Christmas tree! Print this lovely poster for your Christmas displays.

Enjoy this Christmas Tree scrapbook paper with a bright blue background and stripes of small green Christmas trees and baubles!

Print this tree spelling jigsaw on to card and cut out along the dotted lines. You could put it in a pretty box or bag for a Christmas stocking filler!

This is a pretty picture of a Christmas tree - but it is missing half! Use symmetry to complete it.

Here's a simple writing paper or writing frame design with a cute Christmas tree illustration, perfect for capturing Christmas writing projects.

This pretty snowy scene with simple Christmas trees would delight anyone at Christmas! Choose from either our A5 version or smaller A6 version (you'll need to fold the A6 card twice).

Print out these Christmas word jigsaws - a Christmas tree and Christmas wreath - onto card, and then cut along the dotted lines. Each segment of the jigsaw now has a letter on it. The children must put the jigsaw back together in the right order to spell the word.

Decorate a sitting room for the holidays with this printable Christmas activity for kids. You'll find the sitting room here: Decorate the room for Christmas - room printable

One of the best parts of Christmas is decorating the Christmas tree! Here's a poster of a child decorating a tree to print and display.

Use this layered Christmas tree template in your crafts. The larger sizes also make interesting writing frames, especially if grouped as a "forest" on the board.

Learn how to draw a pretty Christmas tree with our step by step illustrations for children. And of course once you have got to grips with drawing the tree, you can have some fun with the decorations and the colouring in!

Use our Christmas story paper to encourage some imaginative writing. What can you see in the forest? What might happen next?

Use this useful, simple Christmas tree outline for making cards, scrapbooking and lots of other Christmas craftiness! We have two pdfs below offering various different sizes.

"The perfect Christmas tree? All Christmas trees are perfect!". Our Christmas tree is usually covered in mismatched decorations, many of which have been handmade by the children over the years - but we love it! As this quote poster says, all Christmas trees are perfect!