Christmas Hidden Pictures Printables
Updated November 2026 · 11 free printables
Free Christmas and winter hidden pictures printables in the classic busy style: Christmas morning by the tree, Santa's sleigh over snowy rooftops, elves at work in Santa's workshop, a gingerbread village, a snowman in the park, ice skating on the pond, hot cocoa in a log cabin and animals in a snowy forest. Every scene is packed with details, and the hidden objects pretend to be part of the picture: a sock hangs with the stockings, a comb turns into a row of icicles, a toothbrush stands on a roof like a TV antenna.
Easy pages hide 6 big objects for preschool and kindergarten, medium pages hide 10, and hard pages hide 13 or 14 small objects, many of them turned sideways or upside down. Page 2 of every PDF is the answer key with each hidden picture circled in red. Two bonus pages for Thanksgiving (a family dinner and a parade) round out the holiday season, and every scene is line art, so kids can color it in once the search is done.
At a glance
- Pages
- 11 free printables, one PDF each
- Ages
- 3 to 10
- Levels
- Easy, Medium, Hard
- Answer keys
- on page 2 of every PDF
- Paper
- US Letter and A4
- Play online
- 1 of them also work as a free browser game
- Price
- free, no sign-up needed to download
All 11 Christmas Hidden Pictures Printables, One by One
Here is a closer look at every page in this collection, with who it's best for and a coloring idea for each one. 1 of them belong to a smaller theme and are described there instead.
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1. Hidden Pictures: Building a Snowman in the Park
Two kids build a snowman in a snowy park, with a picket fence, a bench, a lamp post, a sled and a little house on the hill. Six big objects hide in the snow: one of the fence pickets is not a picket at all. Things to find: bell, candy cane, fish, pencil, sock and spoon. Page 2 is the answer key with every hidden picture circled. It is an easy puzzle page, a great first try for ages 6 to 8. Shade the snowballs with light blue.
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2. Hidden Pictures: Christmas Morning by the Tree
Christmas morning in the living room: a decorated tree with presents, a fireplace with stockings, a rocking horse, a sleeping cat and two happy kids. Six objects hide among the decorations, and one of the stockings is really a sock. Things to find: banana, bow tie, kite, light bulb, sock and umbrella. Page 2 is the answer key with every hidden picture circled. Easy puzzles build confidence before moving to bigger grids. Red, green and gold make a classic Christmas palette.
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3. Hidden Pictures: Ice Skating on the Pond
Three kids skate on a frozen pond while a dog watches from the snowy bank, next to a log pile, a snowman and a little house on the hill. Six objects hide around the pond, and one of them is traced right on the ice. Things to find: baseball bat, comb, egg, hammer, heart and mushroom. Page 2 is the answer key with every hidden picture circled. It is an easy puzzle page, a great first try for ages 6 to 8.
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4. Hidden Pictures: Santa's Sleigh over the Rooftops
Christmas Eve over a snowy town: Santa's sleigh and three reindeer fly past the moon, above rooftops with chimneys, icicles, lit windows and a street lamp. Ten objects hide in the night scene; check the chimneys and the moon first. Things to find: banana, candy cane, comb, glove, paper clip, ring, ruler, teacup, toothbrush and top hat. Page 2 is the answer key with every hidden picture circled. Medium puzzles need a little planning, but no guessing. Red, green and gold make a classic Christmas palette.
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5. Hidden Pictures: Elves in Santa's Workshop
Busy elves wrap gifts, hammer and paint toys in Santa's workshop, under a string of pennants, next to shelves of blocks, teddy bears and toy soldiers. Ten objects hide in the workshop; one of them keeps the time on the wall. Things to find: baseball bat, button, carrot, comb, domino, feather, frying pan, mushroom, pizza slice and whistle. Page 2 is the answer key with every hidden picture circled. It is a medium puzzle page for ages 8 to 10 and anyone who has solved the easy ones. Add white for snow.
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6. Hidden Pictures: Hot Cocoa in the Log Cabin
A cozy log cabin on a snowy night: a stone fireplace with a crackling fire, a woodpile, an armchair with a sleeping cat, a dog by the fire and a girl with a mug of hot cocoa. Ten objects hide in the cabin, two of them in the fire. Things to find: bell, bone, drum, feather, fork, golf club, hot dog, ice cream cone, pear and sneaker. Page 2 is the answer key with every hidden picture circled. Medium puzzles need a little planning, but no guessing. Red, green and gold make a classic Christmas palette.
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7. Hidden Pictures: Thanksgiving Family Dinner
The family gathers around the Thanksgiving table: a roast turkey, a pumpkin pie, a bread basket, a cornucopia and a fruit bowl, with a dog and a cat hoping for scraps. Ten objects hide at the feast, from the chandelier to a chair. Things to find: bell, bow tie, comb, egg, flashlight, hot dog, ice cream cone, light bulb, slice of cake and wishbone. Page 2 is the answer key with every hidden picture circled. It is a medium puzzle page for ages 8 to 10 and anyone who has solved the easy ones. Make every feather a different fall color.
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8. Hidden Pictures: Thanksgiving Day Parade
A giant turkey balloon floats down a city street on Thanksgiving Day, past a harvest float with a scarecrow, a drummer, flags, pennants and a crowd of cheering kids. Fourteen small objects hide in the parade, many of them turned sideways. Things to find: boomerang, button, feather, fork, golf club, ice cream cone, light bulb, mushroom, paintbrush, pencil, pizza slice, sock, spatula and top hat. Page 2 is the answer key with every hidden picture circled. Take your time: every hard puzzle is solvable by logic alone. Color the feathers red, orange, yellow and brown.
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9. Hidden Pictures: Gingerbread Village
A snowy village made of gingerbread and candy: frosted roofs, gumdrops, peppermints, lollipop trees, a candy arch and gingerbread people strolling down a peppermint path. Thirteen small objects hide among the sweets. Things to find: bone, boot, button, candle, cupcake, heart, ice cream cone, ladder, magnet, pencil, pizza slice, saw and umbrella. Page 2 is the answer key with every hidden picture circled. It is a hard puzzle page for ages 10 and up, and grown-ups will enjoy it too. Add white for snow.
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10. Hidden Pictures: Animals in the Winter Forest
A snowy forest full of animals: a fox trotting past a fallen log, rabbits, a squirrel in a pine tree, an owl peeking from a hollow and cardinals by a frozen stream. Thirteen small objects hide in the woods, many of them turned. Things to find: bone, boot, carrot, egg, feather, hockey stick, mitten, needle, paintbrush, ruler, slice of cake, tennis racket and wishbone. Page 2 is the answer key with every hidden picture circled. It is a hard puzzle page for ages 10 and up, and grown-ups will enjoy it too.
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11. Hidden Numbers in a Winter Village (0 to 9)
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How to print
Click Download PDF on any page and print it at 100% on US Letter or A4 paper. Use regular printer paper for crayons and pencils, or cardstock for markers and paint. Every page here is free for home, classroom and party use, so feel free to print as many copies as you need.
Frequently asked questions
What ages are these Christmas hidden pictures for?
The easy pages with 6 large objects work for ages 4 to 6. Medium pages suit ages 6 to 8, and the hard pages with 13 or 14 small, turned objects are a good challenge for ages 8 and up, and for grown-ups at a holiday table.
Is there an answer key?
Yes. Every PDF has two pages: the puzzle and an answer key with each hidden object circled in red.
How can I use them in class or at a party?
Print a stack for a classroom holiday party, a quiet time before winter break or a restaurant table. Set a timer and see who finds every object first, then let kids color the scene. They also make a good screen-free activity on a long car ride to grandma's house.