Little hands. Big imagination.
Your own little corner for colouring, creating and family fun. Pick something to play, save your masterpiece, and come back for another adventure.
Free activities · No account needed · Ages 3+ with a grown-up
Free activities · No sign-up needed
Colour, decorate, draw or discover a little family activity. Make this space your own.
FREE FESTIVE FAMILY FUN
A letter to Santa and 12 little adventures to spark big imaginations. Pick any day, in any order. Everything is ready to enjoy now.
A wish, a kind thought and a picture. A simple keepsake made for little writers and big imaginations.
Open free Santa letter (PDF)One A4 page · Print at 100% or Actual size · Black-and-white friendly
No sign-up. No address needed. Keep your letter at home.
Choose a decoration and a colour, then tap a dotted spot on the tree. Try the eraser to remove one, or Undo to go back.
Your tree is ready to decorate.
Free play for ages 3+ with a grown-up. No sign-up. Save your picture before leaving this page. On a phone, use the downloaded image’s share menu to keep or share it.
Tap a card to discover a little festive adventure. Come back whenever you fancy another.
Spot something red, something green and something gold around the room. Point to each one, then make up a funny name for your favourite colour. Stay in one room with a grown-up.
Draw one big triangle for a tree. Add circle baubles, a square present and a star at the top. How many different shapes can you fit in?
Write or draw your Christmas wishes on our letter to Santa. Add one kind thing you would like to do. A grown-up can help with the words. Keep your letter at home; no address needed.
Open the Santa letter ↗Ask a grown-up to play a song. Wiggle while it plays and freeze when it stops. Try a reindeer pose! Seated dancing works too. Clear a safe space first.
Draw five big stars. Give each a different pattern: spots, stripes, zigzags or your own idea. Count them together, then name your brightest star.
Use large, age-appropriate blocks to build a tree shape on the floor. No blocks? Draw a stack of green triangles instead. What could you put at the very top?
Draw a card for someone you care about. Add a happy picture and one kind sentence, or ask a grown-up to write your words. Deliver it with a smile.
Ask a grown-up to hold a torch towards a clear wall. Make a big hand shadow and tell a tiny Christmas story about it. Keep the room easy to move around in and never shine the torch into eyes.
Ask a grown-up to choose a book, a soft toy and a cup. Look carefully, close your eyes, then guess which one they hid. Swap roles and try again.
Make up a story using these three words: Santa, sandwich and spaceship. Take turns adding a sentence. Draw your favourite part if you want to keep the story.
Fill a page with a repeating pattern of stars, trees and dots. Try two colours, then invent a pattern of your own. No cutting or wrapping needed.
Draw your happiest Christmas scene. Tell a grown-up the story behind it. If you would like to share it with us, ask a grown-up to use Share your masterpiece below. Sending a picture does not automatically put it in the gallery.
Share your masterpiece ↓For ages 3+ with a grown-up. Choose activities and materials that suit your child. All activities are free; no purchase needed.
This week’s drawing adventure
Imagine Dassie in an underwater world. Draw friendly fish, unusual sea plants and a tiny treasure to discover.
A fresh idea each week. Use paper and age-appropriate drawing materials, with a grown-up nearby.
Colour & create
Give Dassie, the flowers and the butterfly your favourite colours. There is no right or wrong way!
Colour online Open colouring sheetOpens a full-size image in a new tab. Save it to your device, or print it on A4 paper using “fit to page”.
Look & discover
Turn an ordinary room into a colourful little adventure. Can you spot all three?
Stay with your grown-up and point to something in each colour. Tick it off when you spot it—no need to pick anything up.
Found them all? Tell a tiny story about your favourite discovery.
Imagine & make
A few simple shapes can become a brand-new character. What will yours look like?
You’ll need: paper, age-appropriate crayons and a grown-up to play along.
Try again with a different shape. Can your two characters become friends?
Pick a colour, then tap inside a shape to fill it. Or choose the brush and draw your own way.
Getting your colouring page ready…
Choose your email app and send the picture to sales@doodledassie.co.za. You can also save it and use the email button below.
Start with a fresh white page?
Your colours stay here while this page is open. Save your picture before leaving.
Keyboard: use arrow keys to move the drawing point, then Enter to colour. Shift + arrows moves in smaller steps.
Play together: these ideas are aimed at ages 3+ with adult supervision. Choose materials suitable for your child and follow their age guidance.
Explore toys for their next adventureMade by little hands
Big imaginations deserve a little space to shine. A happy home for drawings from our Play Club families.
Our gallery is waiting for its first little artist. Colour Dassie online or draw something on paper, then ask a grown-up to share it with us.
Found something you liked? Pick up where you left off.
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