Christmas Math Coloring Sheets

Q: Which setting is easiest?

Add within 10, under Quick settings in More options. It draws on 45 facts, 1 + 1 to 9 + 1, so on a grid of 64 squares some facts repeat. Keep the 8 by 8 size for the shortest sheet.

Q: Do the times tables go up to 12?

Yes. Set Problems to Multiplication and tick any tables from 1 to 12 under Times tables. The other factor also runs to 12, so the largest fact is 12 × 12. Every division comes out exactly, with no remainder.

Color by answer: Christmas tree

Solve each problem, then color the square by its answer. An answer of 2 means leave the square white.

19−1711−915−1317−1312−816−1412−105−3

20−1813−114−212+116−37−51+18−6

6−417−154+914−17+619−610−818−16

3−114−126+77+910+317−49−719−17

11−95+89+42+1120−73+1011+215−13

16−1418−58+51+1215−211+512+112−10

16−34+914−17+619−66+710+317−4

5−320−1813−117+1210+94−27−51+1

To color on screen, choose a color in the key, then tap the squares.

How it works

Every square of these Christmas math coloring sheets holds a problem, and its answer picks the crayon. The opening Christmas tree has 64 problems, adding and subtracting within 20. Problems changes the skill, from addition to division.

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Match the problems to the grade

Problems lists 7 choices, Addition to All four operations. Common Core has kindergartners add and subtract within 10, second graders do it within 20 fluently, and third graders know every product of two one-digit numbers from memory. More options holds 4 Quick settings: Add within 10, Add and subtract within 20, Times tables 2 to 5, and All tables, multiply and divide.

White squares that belong to the picture

The Candy cane sits on green and the Santa hat on blue, so their white stripes, brim and pompom are part of the drawing. White squares hold problems too, and the last line of the key reads leave white. Untick Problems in the white squares too and the easy Christmas tree drops from 64 problems to 34.

The easy Candy cane, Santa hat and Stocking need 2 crayons each; the detailed Christmas tree needs 5.
New problems keeps the picture and rewrites every square, so two tables get different sheets of one Reindeer.

Questions and answers

Is this a Christmas coloring page or a math worksheet?

Both, but it is a grid and not line art. Christmas coloring math worksheets like these are pixel pictures: 64 squares at Easy 8 by 8 or 144 at Detailed 12 by 12, each colored whole, so the Stocking builds up square by square.

Which setting is easiest?

Add within 10, under Quick settings in More options. It draws on 45 facts, 1 + 1 to 9 + 1, so on a grid of 64 squares some facts repeat. Keep the 8 by 8 size for the shortest sheet.

Do the times tables go up to 12?

Yes. Set Problems to Multiplication and tick any tables from 1 to 12 under Times tables. The other factor also runs to 12, so the largest fact is 12 × 12. Every division comes out exactly, with no remainder.

Is there an answer key?

Yes. Page 2 prints the finished picture in color. Unticking Answer key on page 2 under More options leaves it out of a class set. The sheet itself is one page on Letter or A4.

Is there Christmas math with nothing to color?

Yes, on another page. The Christmas math worksheets print counting and written sums from kindergarten to grade 5, with no grid and no key of colors.

All 8 pictures

On the tree 2

Christmas tree A green fir tree in three tiers with a yellow star on top, red ornaments and a brown trunk. The 12 by 12 grid adds blue ornaments. 8 by 8: 34 squares to color (green 28, yellow 2, red 2, brown 2). 12 by 12: 62 squares to color (green 49, yellow 6, red 3, blue 2, brown 2).
Ornament A round blue ornament with a yellow cap and a band of yellow and red around the middle. The 12 by 12 grid leaves one white square of shine on the glass. 8 by 8: 46 squares to color (blue 36, yellow 6, red 4). 12 by 12: 87 squares to color (yellow 32, blue 51, red 4).

Sweet treats 2

Candy cane A red and white striped candy cane on a green background, so the white stripes are part of the picture. A candy cane is a cane-shaped stick candy, usually white with red stripes and peppermint flavor. 8 by 8: 52 squares to color (green 38, red 14). 12 by 12: 114 squares to color (green 86, red 28).
Gingerbread man A brown gingerbread man with black eyes and red buttons. The 12 by 12 grid adds a red smile, a red bow tie and green buttons. The first recorded gingerbread figures were made at the court of Elizabeth I of England. 8 by 8: 36 squares to color (brown 32, black 2, red 2). 12 by 12: 72 squares to color (brown 62, black 2, red 4, green 4).

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Around the house 2

Stocking A red stocking with a green cuff, heel and toe. The 12 by 12 grid adds three yellow dots. 8 by 8: 41 squares to color (green 14, red 27). 12 by 12: 69 squares to color (green 22, red 44, yellow 3).
Wreath A green wreath with red berries and a red bow with a yellow knot at the bottom. 8 by 8: 38 squares to color (green 27, red 9, yellow 2). 12 by 12: 80 squares to color (green 61, red 17, yellow 2).

The sleigh team 2

Reindeer A brown reindeer face with orange antlers, black eyes and a red nose. Male and female reindeer both grow antlers, which no other deer does. 8 by 8: 38 squares to color (orange 8, brown 26, black 2, red 2). 12 by 12: 76 squares to color (orange 16, brown 54, black 2, red 4).
Santa hat A red hat with a white brim and a white pompom on a blue background, so the white squares are part of the picture. The 12 by 12 grid adds three white snowflakes. 8 by 8: 52 squares to color (blue 32, red 20). 12 by 12: 117 squares to color (blue 78, red 39).

How this list was compiled: Own original pixel pictures of Christmas things, drawn square by square for this page on 8 by 8 and 12 by 12 grids. Nothing is traced or copied, and no picture shows a character from a film, show, book or game. The square counts were computed from the grids by script. The reindeer, candy cane and gingerbread facts were checked against the Wikipedia articles of those names on 20 September 2026. Licence: own work