Characterised by their quirky line drawings that invite you to reach for your colouring pencils or pens, OMY illustrations cover our advent calendar to give this Christmas tradition a funky twist! You'll find Santa with a pile of presents, busy elves, skating mice, an angelic angel, a skiing penguin and lots, lots more. If you’d like to file an allegation of infringement, you’ll need to follow the process described in our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy. Count down the days to Christmas with a mini colouring page to tuck into your homemade advent calendar, or colour a beautiful Christmas tree ornament to hang on your tree every day (our personal favourite). You can even go a step further and add a bit of glitz, edging with glitter glue or gems, whatever you feel fits.

You can use these fabulous fun printable advent calendars in a traditional way and colour the relevant day’s picture for each day of advent. Daily Fun: Starting from December 1st, colour one section of the calendar each day and watch the calendar come to life over the Christmas countdown. This was bought as a gift, so without opening the doors it isn't possible to give a complete review of what it will look like by Christmas Eve. Printed Option – This is a printed copy of the personalised advent calendar, on A4 card, sent out to you in a board backed envelope. The pre-printed designs are full of beautiful, festive detail that little fingers can make their own with their favourite colouring tools.Our Mindfulness Christmas Calendar Numbers are great for colouring in at the end of November, ready for the countdown to Christmas. If you need any prompts then presents, Santa hats, candles, an ornament or a Christmas tree are all great options. I think this is fabulous for any child that loves to colour but in addition for older children I think the scenes and pictures behind the doors provide as prompts for storytelling. The calendar is a lovely gingerbread house design with lots of fun characters and seasonal illustrations to discover and colour-in day by day! This Christmas countdown has some great learning opportunities sneakily hidden within – work on fine motor skills with pencil/marker control, and practise number recognition and counting with little ones all through December.

Download: Scroll down a little further to find links to free printable pdfs of all three versions of the advent calendar. If this is not the case with your device, you will need to use software to unzip the folder, such as Stuff-it Expander (for mac), WinZip (for PC), or Winzip (phones/tablets).Behind each die-cut window there's little picture to colour in every day in the run-up to Christmas. Man hat jeden Tag eine kleine Abwechslung ohne das man sich mit unnützen Kram vollmüllt oder noch mehr Süßkram isst. You can do this through purchasing a premium subscription which helps us to create even more materials for you - as your money is used directly in resource creation.

This would also be really nice as a Christmas activity for classrooms, kids can color in the picture for each day as a nice quiet time activity to start the day or they can design a new advent calendar to give to a friend in their class. First appearances are of a hardback book, with sturdy fold-out sections which open up to display a large scene for colouring.You could even use the finished product as fun wrapping paper if printed on paper (rather than card) and looked after carefully. This allows the calendar to be hung nicely in the family home, making a display that children will be proud to show off! I primarily utilize Charlotte Mason's philosophies and I am excited to see some resources for some of our favorite books, which is why I joined. This fun photo advent calendar has been created in collaboration with French brand OMY and will turn your Christmas countdown into 24 days of colouring fun. I am excited to share the Christmas countdown with my niece this year, I look forward to sharing each days colouring with her, and to see what each window we will be colouring.