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Can the kids copy the squares into the right place on the grid to slowly reveal the picture? Don't tell them what it is first and see their surprise when they work it out. We have two versions of this festive puzzle (easier and harder) to choose from below.
We've got two versions of this mystery picture puzzle - one easier and one harder - so you can choose the best for your child. Remember not to tell them what the end picture is and see how many squares they complete before they work it out...
This challenging mystery picture puzzle will help keep the kids busy at Christmas. The aim is to fill in the grid one square at a time until the mystery picture is revealed. It's more fun if you don't tell them what the picture is first of course!
Ask the children to complete the picture by filling in the grid square by square. It requires a little patience but if you don't tell them what the picture is first they'll have lots of fun as they reveal it. We've got two versions to choose from for different ages and abilities.
O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, how lovely are thy branches! Have fun colouring in this doodly, pretty Christmas tree.
This fir tree doodle design is one of our most detailed Christmas colouring pages - perfect for anyone who loves a colouring challenge!
Here's a fun colouring activity that will appeal to older kids, teenagers and even adults. Colour in the picture of the girl ice skating and the pretty, swirling background behind her.
Colour in these pretty ice skates and the beautiful doodle background too - a lovely wintry colouring activity for kids, teens and adults...
Stay cosy and warm inside and enjoy colouring in the lovely detailed doodle pattern on this pair of mittens.
This fantastic winter village doodle colouring page will keep both kids and adults occupied with plenty of fine details to colour in.
There's nothing prettier than a winter village, so relax and enjoy colouring in this picture of one complete with mountains and a spectacular sky.
The snowman on this lovely doodle colouring page will really stand out once you've coloured in the detailed background behind him.
Make your own Hanukkah wreath to brighten up your home or classroom. Print and colour in the wreath before cutting it out carefully. Punch a hole in the top and thread through some colourful ribbon. Your wreath is now ready to hang!
Decorate your home or classroom for Hanukkah with this easy-to-make wreath. Simply print onto some strong white paper or card, punch a hole in the top and thread through some wool, string or ribbon to hang up.
Have fun colouring in this Kwanzaa wreath, then cut it out, punch a hole in the top and thread through some ribbon so you can display it around the home or at school.
This colourful Kwanzaa wreath will make an impact wherever you decide to hang it! To make, simply print onto strong paper or card and cut out carefully, then put a hole in the top and thread through some ribbon or string.
Here's a festive colouring page with a difference. The children can colour in the wreath themselves then cut it out, punch a hole in the top and thread a ribbon through to hang it up (younger kids can ask an adult to help with the cutting and hanging).
Ho ho ho! This printable Christmas wreath is bound to bring plenty of joy wherever you hang it. Print out onto strong white paper or card, punch a hole in the top then thread a festive ribbon through the hole to hang it up.
Print and cut out this jolly Christmas wreath, punch a hole in the top then thread through some festive ribbon to hang around the house or in a classroom.
"Do what is right not what is easy". Sit back and relax and enjoy colouring in this inspirational quote colouring page.