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A Christmas colouring activity to get your class into the festive spirit. A robin in a holly tree. Perfect for the days when it is too cold to play outside at break. Could also be used as inspiration for writing a story or for a unit on animals and habitats during the festive season. I created this for my own students whilst working overseas in a school with no electricity or books so it is hand drawn but hopefully will still be a lot of fun.

This black and white minimalistic Christmas Robin colouring page is a perfect addition to your festive lesson plans and activities. The image features a cute robin perched on holly branches, with the word “ROBIN” at the bottom, designed for young learners to colour and engage with. It’s ideal for holiday-themed activities, classroom projects, or as a fun individual activity for children. This resource can be easily incorporated into art, literacy, or seasonal celebrations. Is economical and perfect for fast finishers as a top up activity colouring sheet.

What’s Included:

• A printable Christmas Robin colouring page.
• Suitable for printing as many times as needed for classroom or home use.
• Simple and fun for all age groups, especially younger students.
• Great if you have a student who needs a brain break or to transition into a new topic.

Suggested Uses:

Art & Design: Use this activity to help students practice fine motor skills through colouring and engage with festive designs.**

Literacy: Incorporate the robin theme into a seasonal writing exercise where children can describe their robin or create a story around it.

Seasonal Learning: Celebrate the Christmas season with this festive activity, ideal for classrooms or as a home-based project.

Mindfulness & Relaxation: A calming activity for students to unwind during the busy Christmas period.

National Curriculum Links:

Art & Design: Developing creativity through seasonal art activities (EYFS & KS1).

English: Encouraging writing and storytelling through themed prompts (KS1).

PSHE: Promoting mindfulness and relaxation through colouring activities (KS1).

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Links to National, Awareness, and Celebratory Days through the Year:**

• National Bird Day
• World Migratory Bird Day
• Bird Day
• Christmas Bird Count Week
• Bird Health Awareness Week
• RSPB Feed the Birds Day
• Homes for Birds Week
• Draw a Picture of a Bird Day
• Garden Wildlife Week

Licence:
The resource comes with a commercial-use licence, so feel free to print and share it with your students or use it in any classroom or educational setting.