Kawaii penguin ornament with earmuffs, scarf, pine branches, baubles, and snowflakes

Penguin Ornament in Earmuffs

A smiling penguin ornament hangs below pine branches, bundled in fluffy earmuffs and a striped scarf as snowflakes drift around.

Free to print for personal and classroom use. This coloring page is part of the Ornament collection, made for ages 5–7 and drawn in a Kawaii style. A good pick for Christmas.

🎨 How to color it

Color the penguin soft charcoal and white, the earmuffs berry red, the scarf alternating mint green and cherry red, and the pine needles deep forest green. Use chunky crayons or markers for the big belly, round baubles, and cloud-like snow piles, and do not worry if little hands color over the lines. Add a pale blue glow around each snowflake so the penguin feels like it is sitting inside a quiet winter sparkle.

The story behind this coloring page

Ollie’s Snowflake Listening Game — Under the snowy display tree, Ollie pressed his fluffy earmuffs tight and invented a game: listen for the softest snowflake. “Shh, tiny snow,” he whispered. Read the full story →

Under the snowy display tree, Ollie pressed his fluffy earmuffs tight and invented a game: listen for the softest snowflake. “Shh, tiny snow,” he whispered. The pine smelled sharp and green, and round ornaments above him held little dots of lamp-light.

First he heard fwip on a branch. Then tick on a glass ball. Then hush on his scarf. Ollie counted each sound with his toes tucked in the snow piles, wondering how many quiet noises winter could hide.

Then a red bauble gave a tiny hum. A striped one answered, mmm. They had been playing too, catching snow-sounds and sending them back. Ollie smiled up at his listening friends; can you find the baubles that hummed above his fluffy earmuffs?