Preschool Christmas coloring page: a little dove, a sparrow, a kitten and a lamb stand at the open stable door under a small lantern; simple bold outlines
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Free printable · Preschool · ages 3–6 · 1 page

Christmas Animals at the Stable: Preschool Coloring Page

Pip the little dove and his friends, Tali the sparrow, Mimi the kitten and a lost lamb, have followed the light all the way to the stable door. Thick, simple outlines and only a few shapes: made for the smallest hands.

“You will find a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger.”

Luke 2:12, simplified

5-minute idea: Make the animal sounds together, then count the friends at the door. Ask: who do you think is inside? (The animal friends are make-believe; the baby in the manger is from the Bible.)

US Letter · 1 page · no sign-up. Free to print and copy for home, classroom, Sunday School, homeschool co-op and church use. Not for resale.

This page is not in the free pack: it’s a second scene from the book, so a class can color two different moments of the story.

Cover of Pip the Little Dove and the Joy of Christmas

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Pip the Little Dove and the Joy of Christmas

A Nativity Story & Coloring Book · 90 pages · paperback 8.5 × 11 in · $9.99. A gentle read-aloud Christmas story with 40 large coloring scenes like this one, one scene per page, blank on the back so markers don’t bleed through.

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A note about our story friends

Mila, Benny, Caramel, and Pip are make-believe animals. The Bible does not mention them; they help young children imagine the events and remember the lesson. The Bible verse on each page is simplified for young listeners, so feel free to use your church’s preferred translation.