January Coloring Pages

January coloring pages full of New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, snow days and cozy winter evenings. Each picture shows something that makes January special.

Use them to welcome the new month in class, decorate a January bulletin board or keep kids busy on a quiet afternoon. A few pages spell out JANUARY in big bubble letters to color.

Ways to use January coloring pages

Start the month by coloring the January letters page and hanging it by the calendar. Then add a page for each holiday or event as it comes, so the wall fills up as the month goes by.

In the classroom, pair a page with a short read-aloud or a writing prompt: kids color the scene, then write a sentence about it.

Coloring ideas for January

Think about the colors you see outside in January and use them in your pictures. Ask kids what they like most about January and let them pick the page that matches.

Questions

Are these January coloring pages free?
Yes. Every January page is free to color online or print at home or school, and each one has a US Letter PDF.
Which January pages are best for young kids?
Start with the simple pages, like the January snowman, the mittens or the polar bear hug. They have a few big shapes that are easy to fill with crayons or with one tap online.
What holidays are in the January coloring pages?
You will find New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, snow days and cozy winter evenings.
Can teachers print these pages?
Yes. Print as many as your class needs for personal and classroom use, or download the PDF of each page.

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