
Christmas Reindeer
A single reindeer standing proudly in a full-body pose facing slightly forward, with large branching antlers, big friendly eyes, a small round nose.
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Reindeer take the lead in these 6 pages. A single Christmas reindeer stands full-body with big branching antlers and a small round nose, and a whole reindeer family plays together in deep snow.

A single reindeer standing proudly in a full-body pose facing slightly forward, with large branching antlers, big friendly eyes, a small round nose.

A group of reindeer standing together in a snowy winter scene.

Reindeer pulling Santa's sleigh through a winter forest.

Santa sitting in his large decorated sleigh flying through the air, pulled by a full team of harnessed reindeer.

Santa and his reindeer surrounded by woodland animals.

An open wooden sleigh with curved runners pulled by a harnessed horse through falling snow, carrying three bundled riders past snow-dusted pine trees.
Three pages hitch the team to Santa's sleigh: Santa seated in a decorated sleigh as it flies through the air, the same team pulling through a winter forest, and a version with Santa and the team surrounded by woodland animals. The last page swaps reindeer for a horse. A harnessed horse pulls an open wooden sleigh with curved runners past snowy pines, carrying three bundled riders.
Antlers and harness straps take a steady hand, so most of these suit ages 6 and up. The single reindeer is the best pick for younger kids. Brown for the fur, red for the harness and a pale blue for the snow cover most of it.
Yes, and reindeer are the only deer species where females grow antlers too. Males usually drop their antlers in early winter, while females keep theirs until spring. That is a fun clue from science - if Santa's sleigh team still has antlers on Christmas Eve, those reindeer are probably all girls.
Reindeer are picky winter snackers who mostly munch a crunchy plant called reindeer moss, which is actually a lichen. They use their wide hooves like shovels to dig through deep snow and uncover it. In warmer months they also enjoy grasses, leaves, mushrooms, and tender twigs from willow and birch trees.
The Christmas Reindeer page. The reindeer stands in a full-body pose facing slightly forward, with large antlers, big friendly eyes and no background to crowd it.
The family sleigh ride page belongs with the sleigh scenes, and its horse takes the place of the reindeer team. It's a good pick for kids who want a sleigh picture with riders in it.
Some of them do, including Santa in his decorated sleigh and Santa with his team among forest animals. The Santa gallery has those same scenes plus the chimney and fireplace pages.