Balloon Gift Tag
Draw one large balloon-shaped gift tag with a small hole near the top, a curved string, and a wide blank panel across the lower half for a name. Add one tiny knot at the bottom of the….
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Gift Tags
These printable gift tag templates give children a simple way to decorate presents and write who each gift is for. They suit children aged 3 to 12, with easy colouring designs for younger children and more detailed tags for older ones. The pages are free to print for home or classroom use.
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Happy Flower Tag
Draw a large five-petal flower-shaped gift tag with a circular blank centre for writing and a small hole above one petal. Add a simple stem and two leaves below the flower.
Bunny Face Tag
Draw a friendly bunny face as a gift tag, with two long ears, large circular eyes, a small nose and a wide blank oval on the tummy area for a name. Place a small hanging hole between the….
Rainbow Present Tag
Draw a present-shaped gift tag with a large bow, broad vertical and horizontal ribbon bands, and a blank rectangular panel in the centre. Add a small punched hole above the bow.
Heart Garden Tag
Draw a large heart-shaped gift tag with three simple flowers and two leaves along the bottom edge, plus a blank inner heart area for a message. Add a small hole at the top point.
Sunny Star Tag
Draw a large five-point star-shaped gift tag with a smiling sun face in the centre and a wide blank curved panel across the bottom point for a name. Add a small hole above the top point.
Ice Cream Tag
Draw a large ice-cream cone-shaped gift tag with three round scoops, a simple cone pattern and a blank panel across the cone for writing. Put the hanging hole above the top scoop.
Diya Celebration Tag
Draw a large diya-shaped gift tag with a broad bowl, a single flame, two simple curved rays and a blank panel inside the bowl. Add a small hole above the flame.
Teddy Gift Tag
Draw a friendly bear-shaped gift tag sitting with its paws around a large blank oval panel on its belly. Include round ears, simple facial features, feet and a small hole above one ear.
Apple Basket Tag
Draw a large apple-shaped gift tag with a leaf and short stem, a simple basket shape at the bottom and a blank central panel between them. Add a small hole near the stem.
Elephant At The Pond
Draw an elephant-shaped gift tag standing beside a small pond, with its trunk dipping toward the water, two lotus flowers and a few reeds. Reserve a large blank panel on the elephant's….
Dinosaur Footprint Tag
Draw a friendly long-necked dinosaur-shaped gift tag walking across three large footprints, with a broad blank panel along its body and a small punched hole above its head. Add two….
Kite On The Rooftop
Draw a diamond-shaped kite gift tag flying above an Indian rooftop, with a curved tail, two bows, a low parapet and distant simple rooftops. Place a large blank panel inside the kite and….
Peacock Garden Tag
Draw a peacock-shaped gift tag standing in a garden with its tail fanned behind it, two flowers and a low leafy border. Leave a large blank oval panel in the centre of the tail and add a….
Birthday Cake Tag
Draw a three-layer cake-shaped gift tag with icing edges, three unlit candles, a plate and a blank panel across the middle cake layer. Add a small hole above the candles and no lettering….
Monsoon Umbrella Tag
Draw an umbrella-shaped gift tag open in gentle rain, with a curved handle, several raindrops, two puddles and a small pair of rain boots below. Put a wide blank panel across the….
Winter Snowman Tag
Draw a snowman-shaped gift tag wearing a scarf and cap, standing beside two snow-covered fir trees and a few falling snowflakes. Place a blank rounded panel on the snowman's middle….
Classroom Helper Tag
Draw a child-shaped gift tag handing a small wrapped present to a smiling classroom helper beside a table with crayons and a plant. Include a large blank panel on the present and a….
Family Picnic Tag
Draw a picnic basket-shaped gift tag at a family picnic under a leafy tree, with a folded mat, fruit and two simple family figures in the background. Reserve a broad blank panel on the….
Mango Tree Tag
Draw a mango-tree-shaped gift tag with a sturdy trunk, broad leafy canopy, hanging mangoes, a small basket and a child reaching toward one low branch. Add a large blank panel in the….
Rangoli Diya Tag
Draw a diya-shaped gift tag surrounded by a symmetrical rangoli border made from petals, dots and curved lines, with a small floor pattern beneath it. Leave the diya bowl as a large….
Indian Wedding Elephant
Draw a decorated elephant-shaped gift tag walking beneath a simple floral canopy, carrying a small cloth bundle, with hanging marigold garlands and a blank panel on its side. Add a….
Festival Lantern Tag
Draw a hanging festival lantern-shaped gift tag at dusk, with a crescent moon, small stars, a balcony railing and a row of distant rooftops. Put a large blank panel on the lantern body….
Garden Fairy Door Tag
Draw a tiny garden door-shaped gift tag set in a flower garden, with curling vines, mushrooms, a butterfly and a small friendly fairy waving beside the door. Make the door a large blank….
Space Rocket Gift Tag
Draw a rocket-shaped gift tag travelling past planets, stars and a crescent moon, with a smiling astronaut waving from a round window. Place a large blank panel on the rocket body and a….
Autumn Squirrel Tag
Draw a squirrel-shaped gift tag holding an acorn beneath an autumn tree, with curled leaves, a tree stump and scattered large leaves around a blank panel on its belly. Add a hole above….
Pretend Shop Tag
Draw a shopfront-shaped gift tag for a pretend classroom shop, with a striped awning, shelves of simple fruit and toys, a child handing a parcel to another child, and a large blank sign….
Handmade Pattern Tag
Draw a large rounded gift tag filled with separate sections of leaves, dots, waves, diamonds, spirals and simple flower motifs, with a wide blank centre panel and a hole at the top.
Sunset Train Tag
Draw a train-shaped gift tag travelling through an Indian countryside at sunset, with a small engine, two carriages, palm trees, hills, fields and a large blank panel on the middle….
Beach Shell Tag
Draw a seashell-shaped gift tag on a beach at sunrise, with a small sandcastle, seashells, gentle waves, a crab and a flying seabird. Place a large blank panel in the centre of the shell….
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 12
- Skills: Colouring, writing, cutting
- You need: Paper, crayons, scissors, ribbon
- Time: 10 to 20 minutes
Tags for different ages
This set includes gift tags with large spaces for colouring, simple shapes, patterns and areas for writing a name. Younger children can colour bold outlines and dictate the message to an adult. Children in LKG, UKG and the primary classes can practise writing the recipient's name, adding a short greeting and cutting around the tag. Older children can choose colours, add their own borders and make a matching set for several presents. The templates work for birthdays, festivals, family celebrations and small classroom gifts.
Ideas for home and class
At home, let your child make tags before a birthday or family celebration, then match each one to a present. Keep a few finished tags with wrapping supplies for last-minute use. In class, children can make tags for a pretend shop, a classroom exchange or a thank-you gift for a helper. Pair the activity with Birthday Cards for Kids to Make or Diwali Cards and ask children to choose colours that match their card.
Writing and attaching a tag neatly
Children often write the name too close to the edge, make letters too small or cut across the writing area. First, help your child say the recipient's name aloud and lightly plan where it will go. A pencil guide can help younger writers keep the words large and clear. Show older children how to leave a margin, cut slowly around curves and check that the hole is far enough from the edge. An adult should help with a hole punch or sharp scissors, and ribbon can be replaced with yarn or paper strips.
Lumi's tips
- For a younger child, write the recipient's name in dotted letters for tracing and let the child focus on colouring.
- For an older child, ask them to create a small message, border or colour pattern that matches the person receiving the gift.
- Keep finished tags in an envelope sorted by birthdays, festivals and thank-you gifts so your child can use them in real life.
How to download and print
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- Open the PDF and print at "Actual size" (100%) so nothing is cut off.
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What should a gift tag say?
A gift tag can say the recipient's name and a short message such as "For Riya" or "Happy Birthday". Add the giver's name if it may not be obvious.
How do children use printable gift tags?
Children colour or decorate the template, write the names, cut around the outside and attach the tag with ribbon, yarn or paper through the hole.
Can these gift tags be used for Diwali gifts?
Yes. Children can use the designs for Diwali presents, return gifts or small family treats. They can choose festive colours and add a greeting in English or a familiar Indian language.
How can I make gift tags easier for a three-year-old?
Choose a bold, simple design and write the words for your child to trace or copy. An adult can do the cutting and attaching while the child colours.
How do I download and print the gift tags?
Open a template, download the PDF using a free EarlyActivity account and print it at home or in your own classroom. The files work on A4 and US Letter paper, with the print setting at Actual size, or 100%.
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