Christmas Gifts Coloring Pages
Welcome to my Christmas gifts and toys coloring pages section.
In Victorian times, Christmas presents were small enough to hang right on the branches of the tree. As gifts got bigger, they had to move down to the floor, and that's how the pile of presents under the tree got its start.
Jack (Elf) in the Box
In Christmas stories the elves are the ones who make the toys, so it only seems fair that one gets to pop out of a jack-in-the-box. A crank, a coiled spring and a lid that flies open is all it takes to surprise somebody on Christmas morning.Jack in the box coloring pages
Teddy Bears
The story goes that teddy bears got their name from a newspaper cartoon in 1902. It showed a US president refusing to shoot a bear, and toy makers ran with the idea. More than a hundred years later, a teddy bear is still one of the toys you're most likely to find under a Christmas tree.
Rag Dolls
Long before toy shops were everywhere, a rag doll was a Christmas present that parents sewed at home. Scraps of cloth became the body, yarn became the hair, and this one even got a knit hat with a pom-pom to keep her warm.





















