Christmas Lullaby Music Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

Jingle wasn't like the other snowflakes. While they fell in silence, he made a sound. It was a tiny, high-pitched ting that nobody else could hear. He hummed as he floated, a quiet, icy melody. "Why are you always making that noise?" a snowflake named Hush grumbled. "Snow is supposed to be quiet." Jingle felt a little sad. Was his music a bother?

He decided to try to be silent on his journey down. He held his breath and clenched his six points, but it was no use. With every little wobble and dip, a soft ting-a-ling escaped. He was sure he was ruining the peaceful, quiet Christmas Eve. He drifted towards a house with a cozy-looking porch, trying to be as quiet as a falling feather. He was aiming for a soft bush when a breeze pushed him sideways.

Jingle landed with a soft TING! right on a set of brass wind chimes hanging by the door. His tiny sound was just enough to start a chain reaction. Ting... TANG... tong... The chimes began to play a beautiful, gentle melody in the frosty air. Inside the house, a baby who had been fussing in her crib stopped crying. She listened to the chimes and a dreamy smile spread across her face as she drifted to sleep. Jingle realized his little sound wasn't a bother at all. It was music. And on his very first Christmas, he had become the first note of a lullaby.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The theme of music is very appealing to children 6-8. The large, clear shapes of the chimes and musical notes are fun to color, and the peaceful scene provides a calming coloring experience. The visual storytelling is simple and easy to understand.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Let's make some music with our colors! The wind chimes would look beautiful in shiny yellow or gold to look like brass. What colors are the musical notes? You can make each one different! The sleeping baby is so peaceful; you can give her a soft, warm blanket. And don't forget Jingle, the snowflake who started the music!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

For this page, a standard print on regular copy paper is perfect. The lines are bold and clear. Make sure your printer has enough black ink to make the outlines nice and crisp for easy coloring.

Recommended Tools

Soft colored pencils are ideal for this page to create a gentle, dreamy effect, especially for the sleeping baby's room. Markers would be fun for the musical notes to make them stand out. Crayons are a great all-around choice for the larger porch elements.