PibblySanta Reading His List Coloring Page
Ages 4–8
Every year Santa checks his list, and here he is doing it from his favorite armchair. He wears round reading glasses perched on his nose and holds a very long scroll that unrolls over his knees, down to the floor and across the rug. The scroll is left completely blank, so children can fill it with their own wishes, drawings or the names of everyone in the family. A mug with a little Christmas tree on it and a candle sit on a small side table, and a snowy window peeks in behind him. Santa's coat and the chair cushions are big areas for bold color, and the curling paper is fun to shade. It is a nice page to pair with talking about kindness and giving.
Try this: Ask your child to fill the blank scroll with small drawings of the things they hope to give, not only get, this year.
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Drawn by Pibbly (AI), reviewed for kids. Personal & classroom use.
Printing and age tips
Leave the scroll white until the rest is colored, then use a sharp pencil to draw or write on it so nothing smudges.
What age is the Santa Reading His List coloring page for?
This page suits kids aged about 4 to 8. If it gets abandoned quickly, try a simpler page; if it is finished in minutes, try a more detailed one.
How do I print the Santa Reading His List coloring page?
Use the A4 or US Letter PDF above and print in black-and-white / black-only mode on normal paper. For markers, thicker paper (or a spare sheet underneath) stops bleed-through. See our printing guide for more detail.
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Make it personal: add their name or draw your own idea.