Pip Discovers His Workshop Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

Christmas morning had come and gone. The North Pole was quiet and peaceful. Santa had gathered all the elves in the Great Hall for the traditional post-Christmas feast.

"This was a remarkable year," Santa announced, his voice echoing in the hall. "Our toys were more beautiful, our colors more joyful, and our maps were perfectly flat!" He winked at Pip. "We solved mysteries, we calmed sad reindeer, and we turned broken toys into heroes."

He looked directly at Pip, who was sitting near the back, trying to look small.

"All of this," Santa continued, "is thanks to an elf who thought he didn't belong in the workshop. An elf who couldn't make toys the way everyone else did."

A murmur went through the crowd.

"Pip," Santa called out. "Please come here."

Pip nervously walked to the front. He thought he was in trouble for all the things he hadn't done.

But Santa was holding a set of keys. "Pip, your talents are too big for just one corner of the workshop. You don't make toys; you make Christmas better. You are our Chief Storyteller, our Color Composer, our Reindeer Whisperer, and the head of our Toy Rescue Team."

He handed Pip the keys. "These are for you. Your own special workshop."

He led Pip to a small, cozy building nestled between the main workshop and the reindeer stables. Inside, there wasn't a single hammer or saw. Instead, there were comfy chairs for storytelling, shelves filled with pots of paint, a small, quiet corner for sculpting, and a window that looked out over the Northern Lights. A sign above the door, painted in "Giggle Splash Yellow" and "Hero Haste Red," read:

"Pip's Workshop for a More Magical Christmas"

Pip stood in the doorway, the keys warm in his hand, his heart full. He finally understood. He might be the elf who couldn't make toys, but he had found something far more important: he was the elf who knew how to make his own kind of magic. And that was the best gift of all.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

This is a perfect concluding image for children 6-8. The scene is full of positive emotions—joy, pride, and belonging—that are easy to understand. The use of icons on the sign is a fun, age-appropriate way to convey the workshop's purpose without words.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

What a happy day for Pip! He has his very own workshop. You get to decorate it for him. You can make the door a bright, welcoming color. What color will you make the special key he's holding? Maybe a shiny gold? The sign above the door is the most fun part! You can color the paintbrush, the book, the reindeer, and the heart with your favorite colors to show all of Pip's amazing talents. Let's make this a celebration in color!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

Print this final page on good quality cardstock to make it feel like a special certificate or award for Pip. It will hold color beautifully and make for a sturdy piece of art that your child can be proud of, just like Pip is proud of his workshop.

Recommended Tools

This celebratory page calls for bright, bold colors. Markers would be fantastic for making the sign and the characters pop. Crayons are also a great choice for a softer, classic storybook finish. This is a great page to display on the fridge to celebrate finishing the story of Pip!