Yes, the Scout Elf Squad™ colouring pages are free. You can download a printable pack featuring Frostina, Shiver, Snowdrop and Blizzard, plus a group colouring sheet and a North Pole maze. They are designed for preschoolers who love the animated series from The Elf on the Shelf®.
Print them for a quiet afternoon, a rainy weekend or a calm moment before bedtime, then catch an episode together on Netflix or YouTube.
Who are the Scout Elf Squad?
Scout Elf Squad is an animated preschool series set in Santa’s North Pole. It follows four young Scout Elves who learn, play and solve problems together using their own strengths and some rather magical gadgets.
The series is made for children aged 2 to 5. Episodes are short and full of music, and each one explores themes such as teamwork, kindness and courage. You can meet each character properly in our Meet the Scout Elf Squad article.
What is in the free colouring pack?
Each colouring sheet focuses on one member of the Squad and their favourite gadget:
Frostina
The Squad’s curious leader, with her magical Detecto-Specs
Shiver
The clever inventor, with his green Magic Gadget Messenger Bag
Snowdrop
The kind and creative friend, with her Zazzle-Wand
Blizzard
The energetic adventurer, with his speedy Blasto-Board
There is also a group sheet showing the whole Squad together, which is handy for children who cannot pick just one favourite.
A North Pole maze for little problem-solvers
The pack also includes a maze featuring two familiar North Pole friends. Children help an Elf Pets® Reindeer find his carrots and guide Little Grunt the SnoBiggie® to his doughnuts.
Mazes are a gentle introduction to planning ahead. If your child gets stuck, try tracing the route with a finger first, then with a pencil.
How to set up a colouring session for preschoolers
A little preparation helps very young children stay settled and enjoy the activity.
- Print single-sided on plain A4 paper. Thicker paper or card stands up better to felt tips.
- Choose chunky tools. Chunky crayons or triangular colouring pencils are easier for small hands to grip.
- Offer one sheet at a time. A single character keeps the task manageable for two- and three-year-olds.
- Talk while you colour. Ask which gadget they would like to have, or what the character might be doing next.
- Display the results. Pop finished pictures on the fridge or string them up as a festive bunting line.
What children practise while they colour
Colouring and simple puzzles are fun, and they also give preschoolers a chance to practise early skills through play.
Fine motor skills
Colouring and tracing a maze path use the same small hand movements as early drawing and writing.
Creativity
Choosing colours and making their own version of a favourite character encourages imagination.
Problem-solving
A maze asks children to plan a route, make choices and try again.
Confidence
Finishing a page gives children something to feel proud of and to show off.
Just as importantly, colouring together is an easy, low-pressure way for parents, grandparents and carers to chat and connect.
Keep the learning going with episode guides
Each Scout Elf Squad episode looks at friendship, teamwork, kindness and other social and emotional skills. Our Scout Elf Squad Preschool Show parent guide includes free downloadable episode guides with summaries, conversation starters and simple activities to extend the fun beyond the screen.
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. Find out more about the series, its characters and viewing options on our Scout Elf Squad page.
Scout Elf Squad colouring pages FAQs
Are the Scout Elf Squad colouring pages free?
Yes. The colouring pack is a free PDF download from The Elf on the Shelf. It includes four character sheets, a group sheet and a maze.
What age are the Scout Elf Squad activities for?
The activities are designed for preschool children aged roughly 2 to 5, which matches the age range of the Scout Elf Squad series.
Can I print the colouring pages on A4 paper?
Yes. Print at “fit to page” on standard A4 paper. Thicker paper works well if your child likes felt-tip pens.
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.
Who are the four Scout Elf Squad characters?
The Squad is made up of Frostina, the curious leader; Shiver, the inventor; Snowdrop, the kind and creative friend; and Blizzard, the energetic adventurer.
Colour, create and play
From colouring and mazes to singing along and solving North Pole mysteries, there is always something new to enjoy with the Scout Elf Squad. Download your free colouring pack, then explore our Scout Elf Squad Sing & Play Nursery Rhymes for more preschool fun.