Bluey Hanukkah Coloring Page
Bluey and Bingo are celebrating Hanukkah in this instant download coloring page! Teachers and children will love this no prep winter coloring page celebrating the Festival of lights! We love Bluey and we love the wintery holiday season! We will be adding more holiday and winter Bluey coloring pages too! Print out for your favorite Preschooler who loves Bluey, Bingo, and the magic of the holiday season.
Everyone’s favorite blue baby is excited about celebrate the Festival of Lights with his little sister. Here is little Bluey dressed up for the snowy cold weather. Bluey’s little sister, Bingo is dressed in a scarf as well. Click and print this line art drawing of Bluey and grab your crayons.
Printables are a fun no prep, day before Winter Break activity for classrooms. We also loved to print out coloring pages on holidays to entertain the little kids at our family holiday celebrations. We hope you will share with the kids in your class or with your family. Our printables all start out as free printables so grab it now just in case it goes into our paid collection.
Bluey Hanukkah Coloring Page
Hanukkah is a Jewish festival remembering miracles from the past. Hanukkah is observed for eight days and nights starting on the 25th day of Kislev accoring to the Hebrew Calendar. Hanukkah is celebrated starting either in late November or in December. Families light candles on a a menorah and give small gifts each night.
Bluey Winter Break Coloring Pages coming soon!
Bluey New Year’s Eve Coloring Page Coming soon!
Who is Bluey?
Bluey is an animated series from Australia that has captured the hearts of children and their parents. Preschoolers can now watch Bluey on Disney Channel and Disney+. Bluey is a show that follows main character “Bluey”, an anthropomorphic six year old Blue Heeler puppy through life. Bluey is often accompanied by his adorable baby sister “Bingo” on adventures. Bluey and his family teach audiences while going on imaginative adventures.
Bluey has won many awards and is well loved for how it teaches empathy and compassion to its young audience.
Hi (: thank you for making and sharing this ♥️
Just a little note, maybe you can edit, Bluey is a girl, she is a bit of a tomboy☺️ but it’s a she
oh! I was honestly not aware! My daughter calls Bluey a boy and I had no idea – my kids are not really little anymore so I am out of the loop! I need to fix that on all of our posts – thank you!
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