Free Advent Calendar Printables for Kids
Choose from puzzle, art, and activity advent printables for kids and get December ready with a home printer.
Free advent calendar printables for kids are paper countdowns you print at home for December 1-24. Several creators offer them at no cost with puzzles, art projects, activity cards, and Scripture readings. The choices below cover puzzles, art, and family activities for December.
Each suits a different age, reading level, or family tradition.
Verification note: Program terms and availability can change. This page was checked against linked sources on November 04, 2026.
A personalized puzzle countdown
KidzStory offers its personalized puzzle advent calendar as a free 27-page set for ages 3-10. It includes one page for each day 1-24 December plus a cover, gift tags, and a day-24 certificate. It prints in A4 or US Letter with no sign-up.
Families can add the child's name and age to the set. KidzStory lets them pick all pages, a 12-day set, no-reading pages, or individual puzzles, with an optional answers page.
Activity cards you can make your own
Messy Little Monster provides its 30 advent activity cards as free printables for kids. The set includes blank cards for custom family activities. Download uses a $0 checkout.
NurtureStore describes its free Advent Kit around a Christmas-tree calendar with numbered baubles 1-24 to color. The kit also includes 24 easy activity cards and blank cards to personalize traditions.
Daily art and Scripture options
Kids Art Box offers a free downloadable 24-day Advent Art Calendar of low-supply process-art projects. It includes instructions and supply lists for each day. Projects include LEGO printing, bubble painting, and potato stamping.
Hour Family offers a free 25-section Advent Scripture countdown calendar with watercolor Christmas and Nativity artwork. It leads families through one Bible passage daily about Jesus' birth. The format suits families who want faith content in December.
What to have ready before printing
Messy Little Monster notes that free printables still need home supplies and time. Parents and teachers need a printer, paper or cardstock, ink, and scissors. Some downloads use email or a $0-cart checkout.
Check paper size, reading level, and assembly time before December starts. KidzStory supports A4 or US Letter and has no-reading puzzle choices. Keep blank cards ready for family traditions, since cutting and assembly take time.