Free Christmas in Germany Coloring Pages & Magical Story
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.
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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
Did you know that “Frohe Weihnachten” means Merry Christmas in German? This holiday season, consider introducing your kids to the German language! A fantastic resource to start with is the German for beginners book from Usborne.
Explore more ways to celebrate the season with:
- Christmas around the world coloring pages
- Christmas homeschool unit study
- Christmas around the world book
- Fun Christmas trivia
These activities will enrich your holiday learning experience!
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Other Christmas activities
Add even more fun to your December with these exciting ideas:
- Kids can dive into Italian holiday traditions with worksheets about Christmas in Italy, exploring festive customs, delicious treats, and fun facts about Christmas celebrations.
- Discover the magic of a German Christmas through worksheets that focus on Christmas in Germany, featuring unique traditions such as Advent calendars and the story of Saint Nicholas.
- Keep the holiday spirit alive with Christmas color by number printables that combine creativity and counting skills, making them perfect for young learners.
- Challenge family and friends with a Christmas matching game printable that promotes critical thinking while providing lots of holiday fun.
- Gather around the table for Christmas board games that encourage teamwork and friendly competition during the holiday season.
- Blend learning with holiday cheer through educational Christmas activities that teach kids about the history of Christmas, cultural differences, and the science behind winter weather.
- Unleash creativity with a variety of free printable Christmas coloring pages, featuring holiday scenes, characters, and symbols for kids to color and enjoy.
- Combine art and music with Christmas carol coloring pages, allowing children to express their creativity while learning festive songs.
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Last Updated on 30 November 2024 by Clare Brown
I would like the Christmas in Germany coloring sheets. Thank you!
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