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Gingerbread Man Coloring Pages

Free printable gingerbread man colouring pages for Christmas: a big, easy gingerbread man waving, a plain and simple one to decorate yourself, a gingerbread girl, boy and girl, a gingerbread family, the gingerbread man from the folk tale (“Run, run, as fast as you can!”), a tray of gingerbread cookies and candy-covered gingerbread houses. There is a gingerbread man colour by number and colour by code too, and a blank gingerbread man template to cut out. All original line art, free to print as a PDF on Letter or A4 or to colour online. All 24 pages are free.

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How to use these pages

The easiest pages are the simple gingerbread man (a smile and two big buttons, nothing else) and the big gingerbread man waving. The family, cookie tray and folk-tale pages have more pieces for children of about 4 to 8. Looking for a blank or plain gingerbread man? The simple page leaves room to draw your own icing, and the gingerbread man template is an outline in several sizes to cut out.

Gingerbread is usually coloured golden or light brown, with white icing and bright candy buttons. Children can glue on buttons, sequins or cotton wool for a craft, or use the page with the gingerbread man story at school: read it together, then colour the running gingerbread man.

More Christmas characters: the snowman colouring pages, candy cane colouring pages and Christmas elf colouring pages.

Frequently asked questions

Are these gingerbread man coloring pages free?

Yes. Every page is free to print or colour online for home, school and Christmas parties, with no sign-up.

Is there a blank gingerbread man?

Yes. The simple gingerbread man page is a plain cookie with just a smile and two buttons, and the gingerbread man template is a blank outline to cut out.

Is there a PDF?

Yes. Each page has a printable PDF in US Letter and A4, plus a PNG.

Where does “Run, run, as fast as you can” come from?

From the traditional folk tale of the gingerbread man, first printed in the 1870s. It is a classic story for preschool and kindergarten.

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