Gift Box
Toddler · 2–3A wrapped gift with a big bow, ready for a party! There are several parts to color — the box, the lid, the ribbon, and the bow. It is a joyful way to talk about birthdays, giving, and celebrations. Print it on A4 or US Letter, or color it online with tap-to-fill. A perfect fit for a birthday or holiday theme at home or in the classroom.
Four parts to keep separate
A wrapped present is built from a box, a lid, a ribbon and a bow, and all four are separate regions here. That is a real step up from the two-area toddler pages: the ribbon crosses the box, so a child has to stop at it and pick up again on the other side rather than filling straight through.
Crossing an obstacle like that is one of the more useful things a colouring page can ask for. It is the same control a child needs later to write letters that do not run into each other.
What is inside the box?
Ask, and then ask who it is for. A wrapped present is one of the few images that reliably gets children talking about someone other than themselves, and giving rather than receiving. Colouring it as a card for a specific person — a grandparent, a friend with a birthday coming — gives the page a job and usually gets more care put into it.
Frequently asked questions
- What age is this page for?
- Three to five. The ribbon divides the box into sections, so it needs more control than a single-shape page but is still forgiving.
- Can this be used as a card?
- It works well as one. Colour it, fold a sheet of card, and stick it on the front. Giving the page a recipient reliably raises the amount of care a child puts in.