Snowman Coloring Pages
Snowman coloring page with a waving snowman in a top hat and scarf, a carrot nose and coal-black buttons. A free coloring sheet with 8 spaces to fill.
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A tall top hat with a band sits on the smallest of three stacked snowballs, and one stick arm goes up in a wave. The rest of the snowman coloring page is just as simple. The face has two dot eyes, a carrot nose pointing to the side and a smile made of four little dots. A scarf hangs below the face, with one end down on the right. Three buttons run down the front. The other stick arm reaches out low on the left.
Coal-black details
Each version has 8 spaces to color: the hat, the hat band, the nose, the two parts of the scarf and the three snowballs. The eyes, the smile and the buttons come printed solid black, like pieces of coal. On the easy page, heavy lines help ages 3 to 5 stay inside the big round shapes, while the standard page uses thinner lines with more room for shading, for ages 6 to 8.
Winter ideas
At home, a finished snowman looks cheerful taped to a window on a gray day. In class it suits a weather or seasons topic, and the white space has room for snowflakes and a hill. The hat and the raised arm come closest to the edge of the sheet; with fit to page off and the A4 or US Letter file at 100 percent, both keep their margin.
What to color
- A tall top hat with a band around it and a flat brim
- A round head with two dot eyes, a carrot nose and a smile made of four dots
- A scarf around the neck with one end hanging down on the right
- Three stacked snowballs, smallest on top and largest at the bottom
- Three round buttons down the front
- Two stick arms with twigs, one held low and one raised to wave
Tips
- Leave the snowballs white, or shade their edges light blue or gray for a snowy look.
- Color the hat black or dark blue and pick a bright color for the band.
- Make the carrot nose orange so it stands out on the white face.
- Add stripes or a fringe to the scarf before coloring it.
- Draw falling snowflakes and a snowy hill in the space around the snowman.
Snowman fun facts
- Fresh snow is mostly air trapped between ice crystals, which is why a layer of snow helps keep the ground beneath it warmer.
- Snow packs together best for building when the air is close to the freezing point, because the flakes are slightly wet.
- The tallest snow figure on record was built in Bethel, Maine, in 2008 and stood just over 122 feet tall.
Classroom ideas
- Preschool (ages 3 to 5): count the three snowballs and three buttons, then color the bold snowman during a winter weather week.
- Kindergarten: talk about what happens to a snowman on a sunny day, then color it and draw a sun or a snowfall above it.
- Grades 1 and 2: give the snowman a name and write three sentences about what it can see from its spot in the yard.
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Frequently asked questions
Will a preschooler stay inside the big round snowballs?
The easy page helps: its heavy lines keep ages 3 to 5 inside the big round shapes. The standard page has thinner lines with more room for shading, for ages 6 to 8 with pencils and markers. Both show the same waving snowman with 8 spaces to color.
How many snowballs and buttons are there?
Three of each. The snowballs are stacked from the largest at the bottom to the smallest on top, and the three buttons run down the front in solid black.
Why are the eyes and buttons already black?
The eyes, the four smile dots and the three buttons are printed solid black, like pieces of coal. That leaves the hat, hat band, scarf, nose and the three snowballs to color.
Where else does this snowman appear?
The same waving snowman is a 7-step how to draw sheet, a dot to dot with 30, 43 or 59 dots, two tracing worksheets, a 3-color color by number and a snowman-shaped maze.
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