Yes, the Scout Elf Squad™ colouring pages are free to download. The printable pack features Frostina, Shiver, Snowdrop and Blizzard from the animated preschool series by The Elf on the Shelf®, plus a group colouring sheet and a North Pole maze.
They are made for kids aged around 2 to 5 and work well as a quiet indoor activity when it is too hot to play outside.
Meet the Scout Elf Squad
Scout Elf Squad follows four young Scout Elves who learn, play and save the day in Santa’s North Pole. Each character has their own strengths and a magical gadget, and every episode explores teamwork, kindness and courage. Short episodes with plenty of music suit little attention spans.
Learn more about each character in Scout Elf Squad: Meet the North Pole Characters.
What is in the colouring pack?
Frostina
The curious leader, with her magical Detecto-Specs
Shiver
The clever inventor, with his green Magic Gadget Messenger Bag
Snowdrop
The kind, creative friend, with her Zazzle-Wand
Blizzard
The energetic adventurer, with his speedy Blasto-Board
The whole Squad
A group sheet for kids who cannot choose just one favourite
A North Pole maze for little thinkers
The pack also includes a maze with two familiar North Pole friends. Kids help an Elf Pets® Reindeer find his carrots and guide Little Grunt the SnoBiggie® to his doughnuts. If they get stuck, try tracing the path with a finger first.
Making it a cool indoor activity on hot days
December in Australia can mean scorching afternoons. Colouring is an easy way to slow things down while the sun is at its strongest.
- Set up somewhere cool. A shaded table near a fan or in an air-conditioned room keeps everyone comfortable.
- Print on A4 paper. Thicker paper or light card holds up better if your child loves textas.
- Choose easy-grip tools. Chunky crayons and triangular pencils suit small hands. Keep crayons out of the sun so they do not soften.
- Offer one page at a time. Little ones settle best with a single character to focus on.
- Show off the results. Stick finished pages on the fridge or turn them into a paper chain of Christmas decorations.
What kids practise while they colour
Fine motor skills
Colouring and tracing a maze build the hand control used for drawing and early writing.
Creativity
Choosing colours lets children make the characters their own.
Problem-solving
Mazes encourage planning, making choices and trying again.
Confidence
A finished page is something to be proud of.
Colouring together also gives parents, grandparents and carers an easy way to chat and connect during a busy end of year.
Where to watch Scout Elf Squad
Scout Elf Squad is streaming on Netflix, and episodes and related videos are also available on the official The Elf on the Shelf YouTube channel. Visit our Scout Elf Squad page for series information, character profiles and viewing options.
Scout Elf Squad colouring pages FAQs
Are the Scout Elf Squad colouring pages free?
Yes. The pack is a free PDF from The Elf on the Shelf. It includes four character sheets, a group sheet and a maze.
What age are these activities for?
They are designed for preschoolers aged around 2 to 5, the same age range as the Scout Elf Squad series.
Do the colouring pages print on A4?
Yes. Choose “fit to page” in your print settings for standard A4 paper.
Where can families watch Scout Elf Squad?
Scout Elf Squad is streaming on Netflix, and episodes are also available on the official The Elf on the Shelf YouTube channel.
What is Scout Elf Squad about?
Scout Elf Squad is an animated preschool series about four young Scout Elves, Frostina, Shiver, Snowdrop and Blizzard, who solve problems together in Santa’s North Pole while learning about teamwork, kindness and courage.
More North Pole fun
Download the colouring pack, pop on an episode and enjoy a cool, calm afternoon with the Squad. For more ideas, explore our Elf Mates® activities for creative play.