Las Posadas Color by Number Pages for Christmas in Mexico Fun (Free)
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These Las Posadas color by number pages are wonderful ways to boost your holiday fun with kids.
You can use these creative coloring pages in a variety of ways with your students.
Get cool ideas for using and your free set for Christmas in Mexico fun with kids!
Enjoy Easy Christmas in Mexico Fun with Kids
Looking for simple yet fun ways to learn about Christmas in Mexico with kids?
These color by number printable pages are awesome activities to add to your holiday learning fun collection!
For the past few years, my boys and I have been having the best times during the holidays with our Christmas Fun Around the World adventures.
Each fun unit study has made it so easy to relax and enjoy the holidays for what we like to call "Christmas homeschool". We're discovering so many new things about how different countries and cultures celebrate the holidays - and we plan on expanding that learning fun to year-round studies (more information coming soon!).
One of our favorite Christmas Fun Around the World studies has been Las Posadas (Mexico). As I was planning and prepping for our upcoming Christmas homeschool season, I realized that I wanted to add some activities for younger kids - like these color by number pages 🪅
Learn All About This Las Posadas Color by Number Set
This free printable pack featuring Las Posadas (Christmas in Mexico) includes 8 page (plus answer key and terms of use page).
The 8 color by number pages are in black-and-white. The answer key is in color so you can easily see what the pictures should look like when completed.
Each page has also has a section with a code to guide kids on which colors to use in a specific area. Amazing activity for practice with number recognition, color recognition, and color names!
These 8 Las Posadas color by number activities feature:
- Angel
- Church
- Candle and poinsettia
- Piñata
- Music note, candle, and door
- Nativity scene
- 2 poinsettia flowers
- Ponche Navideño, Star Anise, and tamale
Tips & Tricks for Boosting Your Color by Number Fun
Did you know that there are a lot of benefits from working on color by number activities? Your kids get so much out of them, like:
- Creativity boost
- Improving muscle strength in hands
- Enjoying low-stress creative activities
- Completing work and feeling good about it
To reap all of those benefits, I recommend that you:
- Gather all of your coloring tools (like crayons, markers, color pencils, etc.) and make them available to your students.
- Hang up each of the color by number printable pages after your kids have completed them for all to look at and admire.
- If you have enough time, make (or buy) some Las Posadas treats. A yummy snack can be a brilliant way to take a break in between coloring activities.
Resources for Learning About Christmas in Mexico
Add some books and videos to your Las Posadas learning fun. Here are some remarkable resources:
Las PosadasCelebrate Las Posadas - Celebramos Las Posadas: A Bilingual Book in English and Spanish (Around the World by Magic Spells for Teachers LLC)The Night of Las Posadas (Picture Puffin Books)Nine Days to Christmas: A Story of Mexico (English Edition)The Legend of the Poinsettia
Get Your Free Las Posadas Color by Number Printable Pack
WooHoo! You're on your way to enjoying print-and-go holiday fun with kids!
This FREE printable pack has 8 Las Posadas (Christmas in Mexico) color by number activities with a variety of themes.
You may print as many of these Las Posadas printable pages as you need to enjoy with your kids, class, homeschool co-op, or library event. Want to share with a friend or co-worker? Please share this post!
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Wishing you and your kids a very Merry Christmas (Feliz Navidad)!
