Hey! We all know its the merry time. Something that we love and crave for, more specially we love it when its about friends and family. But at the same time, I hear you parents; there are many chores from cleaning, shopping and decorating your space for celebration, but there is a constant urge from your little one to play with them or watch them out or to make them learn something in their winter vacations and so much more.

So, I just planned to make a cute little advent calendar drawing prompts that your little one might enjoy while having the festivities around and not just these drawing prompts engage them a lot but also they will learn and end up skilling up in the drawing or this might improve their confidence, their hand and eye contact and the motor skill and fluency. Also these advent drawing prompts will boost the energy levels, their creative spirits high in them.

How to get most of these Advent Christmas Drawing Prompts for kids

You can not just give these prompts to kids to sit down and draw, this might seem boring to you. You might say: Oh my! I have tried these but they don't work for longer time.

But here is my tip,

Add a flavor to the tasks

You can ask them to color some of the tasks into some particular way or add some more detailed prompt for them to accomplish. Maybe, say draw a colorful Christmas tree and make sure to add yellow and green lights around it.

Or you can take it a step extra, ask them to decorate it in their drawing as they wish to and also say or promise them that you will decorate the tree as they did in the drawing.

Or you can just surprise them with that little surprise of making their dream come true.

This will not just make them happy, but built a decision making habit in them.

So, why to wait for? Here are

24 fun and easy Christmas-themed drawing prompts for kids that will inspire their creativity during the festive season:

1. Santa’s Sleigh: Draw Santa’s sleigh filled with colorful presents and some cheerful reindeer.

2. Christmas Tree: Create a decorated Christmas tree with twinkling lights, ornaments, and a shiny star on top.

3. Snowman: Design a friendly snowman wearing a scarf and hat, with a carrot nose and coal eyes.

4. Gingerbread House: Draw a delicious gingerbread house with candy decorations and gumdrops on the roof.

5. Christmas Stockings: Illustrate colorful Christmas stockings hanging by the fireplace, filled with toys and candy.

6. Elves at Work: Sketch a couple of happy elves making toys in Santa’s workshop.

7. Winter Wonderland: Create a snowy landscape with snow-covered trees, hills, and maybe some playful animals.

8. Holiday Lights: Draw a house decorated with sparkling holiday lights and a big bow on the door.

9. Reindeer Games: Illustrate reindeer playing in the snow, wearing festive accessories like scarves or hats.

10. Christmas Cookies: Design a plate of decorated Christmas cookies, like stars, trees, and candy canes.

11. Wreath: Create a beautiful Christmas wreath made of holly, pine cones, and ribbons.

12. Nativity Scene: Draw a simple nativity scene with baby Jesus, Mary, Joseph, and some animals.

1. Presents Galore: Sketch a pile of colorful wrapped presents with big bows and tags.

2. Hot Cocoa: Illustrate a mug of hot cocoa topped with marshmallows and a candy cane.

3. Caroling Snowmen: Draw a group of snowmen singing Christmas carols together.

4. Santa’s List: Create a picture of Santa checking his list, with kids’ names and drawings of what they want.

5. Christmas Village: Sketch a cozy little village with houses decorated for Christmas and people enjoying the season.

6. Candy Cane Forest: Draw a magical forest made entirely of candy canes and sweets.

7. Festive Animals: Illustrate animals like a bear or a penguin dressed up for Christmas.

8. Christmas Parade: Create a scene of a festive Christmas parade with floats, balloons, and smiling people.

9. Nutcracker Soldier: Draw a colorful nutcracker soldier standing tall with a big hat and a cheerful smile.

10. Santa’s Workshop: Illustrate the inside of Santa’s workshop with toys, elves, and tools scattered around.

11. Frosty the Snowman: Create your own version of Frosty, adding fun accessories like a top hat and broomstick.

12. Holiday Greeting Card: Design a festive holiday greeting card that says “Merry Christmas” with decorations around it.

    
    

These prompts can help kids engage with the holiday spirit while having fun with their drawing skills!