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Christmas Activities
Bring the magic of Christmas into your classroom with activities that celebrate the holiday spirit. This collection includes crafts, games, and storytelling projects that capture the joy of the season. By incorporating these Christmas activities into your lessons, you can create a festive atmosphere and make learning delightful.
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The Littlest Christmas Tree Video Storybook
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Early Learning, Pre-K, Read Alouds, Activities
When a little fir tree is taken to be sold in the city along with other tall trees, plants, and shrubs, it becomes sad. But a young couple has special plans for choosing a Christmas tree that their family will treasure for years and years. Find out how the littlest fir tree becomes a Christmas tree forever in this heartwarming story about family, love, and Christmas tradition.
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Holiday, Christmas, Tree, Ebook, Family, The Littliest Christmas Tree, Littlest Christmas Tree, The Littlest Christmas Tree
Ending Sounds Winter Worksheets and Learning Activities
ELA, Language Development, Phonics, Pre-Reading, Vocabulary, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Months, December, February, January, Seasons, Winter, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Activities, Games, Worksheets & Printables, Flashcards, Worksheets
What better way for your pre-readers to practice a variety of ELA skills than with this set of worksheets and learning activities?! Throughout these pages you’ll find opportunities for your learners in Pre-K/TK, kindergarten, and grade 1 to practice letter identification and phonemic awareness, specifically with final consonant sounds. All of this, coupled with a fun Winter theme makes this a truly engaging learning experience. When you purchase this product, you will have a set of 16 flash cards with both pictures and word labels. The pictures relate to words focusing on Winter holidays such as Christmas, MLK Day, Groundhogs Day, and Presidents Day. In addition, themed Winter words are also included. Following the set of flash cards are 7 worksheets with concepts in uppercase and lowercase letter identification and writing, identifying and distinguishing between ending sounds, and vocabulary building. Learners will also practice fine motor skills with writing, cutting, and gluing. When they move on to play the first of two hands-on learning games, they’ll also strengthen their fine motor skills by manipulating clothes pins or plastic letter tiles. The second learning game will build confidence in letter and sound recognition. Finally, a learning activity for the whole class is included in a Power Point format. In it, learners will journey through Winter themed words and letter sounds with Rudy the reindeer. All 25 slides are presented in full color. The two hands-on learning games are available in both a color format, as well as a black & white format. Most of the worksheets are also available in both formats, with the exception of one that is only formatted in black & white. Take a look below at the details of each activity included in this product. PAGES 1-3: Sixteen flashcards with pictures and word labels PAGE 4: WORKSHEET - circle one of two letters that show the ending sound of the Winter picture. PAGE 5: WORKSHEET - draw lines matching the ending sound of a Winter picture and its letter partner. PAGE 6: WORKSHEET - color the “thumbs up” or “thumbs down” symbol to show if the given letter matches the ending sound of the Winter picture. PAGE 7: WORKSHEET - cut and glue letters to the Winter picture that matches the ending sound. PAGE 8: WORKSHEET - color one of two Winter pictures that have the ending sound of the letter shown. PAGE 9: WORKSHEET - write the uppercase and lowercase letters of the Winter picture’s ending sound. PAGE 10: WORKSHEET - write the first letter of a Winter word that shows its ending sound. PAGES 11-14: HANDS-ON LEARNING GAME - place labeled clothespins or letter tiles at the end of each Winter word to show the word’s ending sound. PAGES 15-17: HANDS-ON LEARNING GAME - a set of 16 cards that include Winter pictures only. These cards are used with the set of letter cards on the following pages. PAGES 18-20: HANDS-ON LEARNING GAME - a set of 16 cards that include uppercase and lowercase letters only. These cards are used with the set of picture cards on the previous pages. ANSWER KEY POWER POINT ACTIVITY:A set of 25 slides where Rudy the reindeer leads learners through a game of “thumbs up or thumbs down” to identify the ending sounds of Winter-themed words.
Author Quail Trail Products
Tags Ending Sounds, Final Sounds, Winter, Phonics, Phonemic Awareness, Alphabet, Uppercase Letters, Lowercase Letters, Pre-reading, Vocabulary
Cozy Winter Bingo Game: Holiday Icebreaker Class Party Activities
Christmas, Holidays, Holiday & Seasonal, Winter, Seasons, Sports, P.E. & Health, Not Grade Specific, Games, Activities
Make winter learning fun and meaningful and more enjoyable with this Cozy Winter Bingo game Pack! Perfect for your Winter icebreaker, homeschooling or morning meetings, SEL warm-ups even any classroom or home party! This Winter Bingo game is an engaging way to build winter vocabulary with fun! What’s Included in this bingo game pack? 50 Unique Ice Skating Bingo Boards 30 Calling Cards Winter-Themed Bingo Markers How to use Guide Why You’ll Love It: Cozy and calming visuals perfect for winter months Great for class parties, holiday activities, & winter centers Supports ESL/ELL with picture-based matching Fun, low-stress activity that builds community Perfect For: January back-to-school icebreakers Morning meeting activities SEL Vocabulary Activities Homeschool winter lessons Classroom winter parties Early finishers & sub plans This No Prep Cozy Winter Game brings Winter Olympic excitement into the classroom while supporting vocabulary, engagement, and teamwork. With 50 unique boards, cute cozy illustrations, and easy-to-use calling cards, this activity is ideal for class parties, winter centers, or anytime you want to bring warm winter cheer into your classroom or homeschool space.
Author Perfect_Printables
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Tags Holiday Classroom Game, Christmas Winter Bingo, New Year Activity, Winter Icebreaker, Homeschool Winter Game, Seasonal Classroom Game, Winter Bingo Game, Cozy Winter Bingo, No Prep Winter Game, Winter Party Activity,
Stories With Santa Claus Audio Book
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1, 2, Read Alouds, Activities
Stories With Santa Claus Audio Book Introducing the Stories With Santa Claus Audio Book , a captivating resource designed specifically to ignite festive spirit and spark imagination in young learners. This tastefully crafted audiobook skilfully narrates the heart-warming story of a generous man living in a quaint wooden house, whose overwhelming love for children translates into creating delightful toys for them. As tradition goes, every Christmas Eve, with a bag brimming with toys and loyal reindeer guiding his sleigh, he bestows gifts upon every child. Perfectly suited for kindergarteners through to second grade students, this resource serves as an engaging addition to lessons about holidays or simply as a dynamic means of bringing the magic of Christmas alive inside or outside the classroom. It's available as an easy-to-use MP3 file which can be accessed by teachers and homeschoolers alike at their convenience. Fascinating Features: Tastefully crafted stories. Merry carols that fill hearts with yuletide cheer. An audio book that fuels excitement about the holiday season among young children. The Stories With Santa Claus Audio Book presents rich opportunities for interactive learning whether implemented through whole class listening sessions providing shared experiences during school hours or smaller group assignments nurturing collaborative skills among classmates - it strikes up rich opportunities for interactive learning. Moreover, it can serve as an imaginative homework assignment immersing junior learners into auditory storytelling – sparking creativity while reinforcing listening comprehension skills outside formal teaching premises. In Conclusion: ' In essence, this versatile teaching tool not only enriches curriculum resources seamlessly themed around holidays but also proves useful beyond textbook settings injecting festive fun into learning experiences all year round. Snap up this invaluable audio book from Teach Simple today and transform every moment into one of joyous educational exploration!
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Santa Claus, Stories, Audio Book, Festive Spirit, Christmas
'Twas The Night Before Christmas Audio Book
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, Read Alouds, Activities
First published in 1823,’Twas The Night Before Christmas, written by Clement Clarke Moore has delighted children and families for generations. This nostalgic, rhyming poem eloquently describes Santa Claus and how he delivers presents to sleeping children while their father awakes to hear clattering on the lawn. The artful way Mr. Moore describes Santa…His eyes—how they twinkled! His dimples—how merry! His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry!... makes this story come alive to young and old alike. Coupled with inspiring background music and sound effects, this story is sure to be a family favorite enjoyed each and every Christmas.
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Christmas, Fiction, Santa, Reindeer, Presents, Night Before Christmas Audio, When Was The Night Before Christmas Written
A Marvelous Plan In Bethlehem Animated Song
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Songs, Activities
Title: A Marvelous Plan In Bethlehem Animated Song Engage your students in the joy and wonder of the Christmas story with A Marvelous Plan In Bethlehem Animated Song . This delightful, animated song video presents a unique opportunity for young learners to grasp the message of joy, humanity, and divine love that marked Jesus's birth. It's suitable for early learning, preschool learners, as well as kindergarten and grade one pupils as it intricately weaves together rhyming lyrics and captivating graphics. In this instructional resource suitable for holiday-themed lessons or activities, each step of the miraculous event gets a spotlight. Starting from the angel Gabriel's announcement to Mary about her impending motherhood to Joseph and Mary's journey to Bethlehem. Your pupils will witness their struggle in finding accommodation which eventually led them to a humble stable - the birthplace of Jesus. Furthermore, children will learn about 'angels' proclamation' of good news to shepherds through sing-song rhymes that enhance memory retention. The shepherd’s journey to pay homage at baby Jesus’s cradle ends this enchanting tale with more information gained. A Marvelous Plan In Bethlehem Animated Song goes beyond relating historical events; it delivers lessons on perseverance in challenging situations (Mary & Joseph), obedience (Shepherds) seamlessly incorporated into its storyline. As versatile as it is insightful—the video file can be used across various teaching settings; integrated into whole-group discussion sessions—offering an interactive touchstone throughout your lesson planning. Alternatively use it in small circle times—a great tool for striking engaging conversations around holidays; christmas particularly—its significance et all! You may also want to consider incorporating it into independent study assignments or homework enabling individual contemplation on learned concepts ensuring learning continuity even outside school setting. In summary,this exciting mp4 animated song serves not only as an enjoyable resource but also a potent tool—an inclusive means of familiarizing budding minds with biblical literature from historical context infusing cultural understanding in an easy-to-digest entertaining format. You will be bringing the reason for Christmas celebration to life – a marvelous plan indeed!
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Christmas, Animated Song, Bethlehem, Birth Of Jesus, Joy
67 Meme Winter Fraction Operations Pixel Art
Math, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Winter, Seasons, Fractions, Grade 5, 6, 7, 8, Worksheets & Printables, Activities
“67” may have become the de facto soundtrack to your classroom, and what better way to make the most of it? The Winter Fractions Pixel Art activity utilizes the phenomenon of the obsession with the number “67” and turns it into something positive and powerful for the math performance of your children. “ Twenty addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division equations are provided, ranging from basic to more challenging, to help students master the process of analyzing fractions. Correct solutions to all the exercises will unlock a corresponding image puzzle, and when completed, the solution to all the exercises will yield the magic number 67 in winter colors. It may not sound impressive to experienced teachers, but it is an effective tool to activate students’ learning on fractions when they feel they have seen it all before. It is fully self-checking, so there is instant feedback for the student. If they put in an incorrect answer, it won’t be visible in the picture, and they can rethink their problem. It also allows them to have confidence without you needing to continually check their work. There is also instant grading since it is completely no prep. It only takes seconds to assign. For flexibility, there are printable options included too. The same twenty problems involving fractions can also be taken as a worksheet, making it easy to assign it for homework, small group instruction, or days when it wouldn’t be ideal to have devices. A complete answer key is provided so it will remain quick and painless when it comes to grading. You will also have printable task cards perfect for math workshop, partners, or stations. Whether teaching online, offline, or a combination of both, this fits right in. This activity is best done in December and January when the attention span of the class is smaller and they need something just a bit different to hold their attention. It’s been formalized enough to provide for review days, casualized for centers, and stable enough to remain in your sub folder. Early finishers could complete this independently, and intervention groups could practice without becoming bombarded. Skills that have been reinforced include adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators, multiplying fractions, and dividing fractions. This way, students experience relevant repetition without feeling burned-out with fraction operations. A winter activity for your math class that offers fun along with learning and doesn’t contribute anything to your busywork is this fractions pixel art activity with a theme related to the number 67.
Author Matemaths
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Tags Matemaths, Task Cards, Pixel Art, 67 , Meme, Winter, Fractions
Chemistry Element Symbol Game – Visual Matching Cards: Christmas Theme
STEM, Science, Chemistry, Physics, Basic Science, Holiday & Seasonal, Christmas, Holidays, Winter, Seasons, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Activities, Games, Worksheets & Printables, Task Cards, Quizzes and Tests, Teacher Tools, Escape Room, Experiments, Projects, Centers
Chemistry Element Symbol Game – Visual Matching Cards (Christmas Theme) This is a chemistry card game I’ve used in class when we need something more hands-on but still connected to what we’re learning. It works kind of like “Dobble” or “Spot it!”, where you have to find the symbol that two cards have in common. In this case, the cards show element symbols from the first 31 main group elements. No names, just symbols – so it only works if students already know some of them. I usually bring this out in December, when the mood in class is a bit more relaxed but we’re still doing chemistry. The game moves quickly, and students enjoy it once they understand the rules. It doesn’t need any extra materials beyond the cards. Just print them, cut them out, and you’re good to go. There are 93 cards in total, with the same content but in three different shapes: round, square, and hexagon. I printed the square version because it’s easiest to cut, but the round cards look nice too. If you want to keep them for next year, laminating helps. I use it as a warm-up or at a station, sometimes even as a competition in small groups. The best part is that students have to look closely at the symbols and make quick decisions. It really helps with recognition. Some classes get quite into it, and others play more calmly – both work. You can also combine it with coloring beforehand. For example, color all Group 1 elements the same – that makes sorting and grouping easier later. It’s not a complex game, but it keeps the focus on the element symbols without turning it into a test. That’s what I wanted when I made it – something simple that still helps them practise. All the cards are included in the file, plus a short page with how to use them. 📍 Happy teaching, Heike from Lernfitness Did You Know? I teach with a certified therapy dog, and together we create a positive and welcoming learning environment. 🐶
Author Lernfitness
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Tags Educational Card Games, Chemistry, Physics, STEM Science Matching Game, Chemical Elements, Periodic Table Matching Game, Christmas, Spot It!, Element Symbols
Linear vs Nonlinear Functions Pixel Art
Math, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Winter, Seasons, Algebra, Grade 7, 8, 9, Worksheets & Printables, Activities
Distinguishing linear from nonlinear functions doesn’t have to be stressful and boring for you or for your students. This winter-themed pixel art activity transforms the task of identifying functions from being stressful and boring activities that bore students silly for you and your students. This is because for a long time, the task has involved hurrying through the activity on a sheet or making educated guesses about examples. There are twenty problems where students decide if the function is linear or nonlinear based on graphs, equations, and tables. This variety in representation serves its purpose. Rather than learning one concept and applying it throughout to ensure it works this way too, students make connections between different forms of the same thing. Each time the student gets it right, another section of the winter pixel art appears. When an answer is put in that’s incorrect, nothing unlocks to solve it; this forces students to go back and try again. This is completely self-correcting in the most positive way possible—with no penalty to be suffered by understanding something anew. There is nothing to prepare for this activity. You won’t have to set anything up, explain complicated instructions, or prepare anything else. Just put the digital version of this activity out, and the students can get started. It is perfect for a day when you have small groups while you are instructing, and you have the remainder of the class productively busy. You also have access to an accompanying worksheet that is printable so that you have options when technology is not an option or if you are wanting to do an assessment or review on paper. There is an answer key that you or your students are able to use if you choose to grade it quickly. Teachers especially appreciate the versatility of this activity. It can be used for class review or for independent practice. It can be used on the computer and worked on as a class, used for a quick assessment, completed for homework, or kept on file for sub plans. Early finishers can get right into the activity without further instruction, and struggling students will get immediate feedback to help them correct their mistakes. The students examine each function to determine if it is linear or nonlinear and quickly see the effect of this determination. This provides instantaneous feedback to give them confidence and conviction to move the process along. If you are trying to find a winter math activity that will reinforce an essential concept while not adding any prep or grading work to your plate and can do multiple formats, this pixel art assignment fits the bill. It is well-organized and fun to do; exactly what busy classrooms need.
Author Matemaths
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Tags Matemaths, Task Cards, Pixel Art, Functions
The Littlest Angel Video Storybook
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Early Learning, Pre-K, Read Alouds, Activities
When the Littlest Angel sits on clouds with her family, they explain that on Christmas Eve all of the angels give the world something special for Christmas. Her sister Angelina gives the gift of music. Her cousin Dawn gives the gift of Christmas lights. Fiona gives holiday treats, and Olivia gives the world evergreens. But what will the Littlest Angel give? Find out what happens when the Littlest Angel somersaults off her cloud…down to Earth and meets Michael, a little boy who is also looking to give a special gift.
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Angel, Christmas Eve, Clouds, Family, Story
Coordinate Plane Plotting and Reading Points Digital Escape Room
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Seasons, Winter, Math, Graphing, Grade 5, 6, 7, Escape Room, Activities
Engage your students in the fun and interactive Reading and Plotting Points on a Coordinate Plane Winter Digital Escape Room. This no-prep, self-checking digital activity brings math practice to the exciting level of a winter adventure. Perfectly suited for the classroom or for remote learning, this will engage your students while giving them essential practice with important coordinate plane skills. Why You Will Love This Digital Escape Room? No Prep for Teachers: Assign and relax! The activity is ready to go, saving you precious time. Self-Checking for Immediate Feedback: Students get instant corrections, which minimizes your intervention. Paced for Independent Learning: Students work at their own pace, building confidence and autonomy. What's in It for the Students? Interactive Tasks: Fill in the Blanks: Identify and write coordinates for 10 points on the plane. Drag and Drop: Precisely plot 10 points to solve each challenge. Winter Themed Adventure: Help Pen the penguin find his way home through snowy mountains in this story-driven activity. Autosave Functionality: Students can complete the task over multiple days, picking up where they left off on using the same device and browser. Motivating Gameplay: Keeps learners invested in completing the escape room challenges! What Skills Will Students Develop? Read and write points on the coordinate plane, aka the Cartesian plane Plot points with accuracy through exciting activities Solve problems and model creative thought problems integrated throughout the storyline Why Teachers and Students Love It Teacher-Friendly: No prep and low supervision! Student-Centered: Self-checking format builds independence Flexible Use: Perfect for in-class, distance learning or math centers Fun and Thematic: Winter-themed activities keep it exciting and fun How Activity Works Students open the activity on their device. They read and write coordinates, then plot points to help Pen the penguin navigate challenges. Progress is auto-saved, so they can stop and resume without losing their place. A "Continue" button ensures seamless transitions between sessions. Perfect for: Math practice and reinforcement Substitute lesson plans Review sessions or homework
Author Matemaths
Tags Matemaths, Escape Room, Christmas, Winter, Coordinate, Graphing
Christmas Escape Room | Grades 1–3 ESL
ELA, Math, Early Math, Christmas, Holidays, Holiday & Seasonal, Winter, Seasons, Basic Operations, Grade 1, 2, 3, Escape Room, Activities, Games
This Christmas Escape Room is a set of printable worksheets for students in Grades 1–3. The goal is to help Santa finish tasks and discover the final message: SANTA JOY . There are ten activity pages. Each page is one “room.” Students complete a task, write down the code, and move to the next page. The activities include a maze, counting ornaments, simple addition, phonics, shape sorting, and coloring by code. These tasks help students practice math, reading, and problem-solving in a fun way. The pages are clean and easy to read, with pastel Christmas graphics. Instructions are short, simple, and friendly for ESL learners. You can use this resource during the week before winter break, for centers, early finishers, or as a fun class activity. Students stay engaged because they want to finish all ten pages to unlock the code. Answer keys are included. Just print and use — no prep needed.
Author Cutie worksheets986
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Tags Christmas Activities, Christmas Worksheets, Holiday Activities, Winter Activities, Escape Room, Grades 1-3, Math And Literacy, Fun Classroom Activity, Puzzle Worksheets, ESL Activities
The Nutcracker Video Storybook
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Early Learning, Pre-K, Read Alouds, Activities
At the Stahlbaums’ party, a mysterious man named Herr Drosselmeyer gives Marie a special present. It is a magnificent Nutcracker, and Marie is sure that it’s an enchanted prince. Her naughty brothers Fritz and Peter are anxious to see Marie’s present and pull at the Nutcracker until it falls to the floor. With a broken jaw, the Nutcracker must remain on the floor until morning, as the children are told that it’s time for bed. When Marie creeps downstairs to nurse her Nutcracker, the adventure begins. Find out what happens when Marie and the Prince enter the “Land of Sweets” and meet the Sugar Plum Fairy. Dreams do come true in this classic tale perfect for Christmas storytelling.
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Nutcracker, Story, Musical, Classic, Ebook, The Nutcracker Video
Chemistry Pennant Banner – 50 Main Group Elements to Print
STEM, Science, Chemistry, Physics, Life Sciences, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Basic Science, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Homeschool Templates, Grade 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Activities, Projects, Labs, Experiments, Classroom Decor, Door Decor, Bulletin Boards, Crafts, Centers, Banners
Printable Pennants: 50 Main Group Elements – Holiday Chemistry Decor (Christmas Theme) This is a printable banner I made for my chemistry classroom, mostly to bring a bit of colour and a seasonal touch in December while still keeping it content-related. It includes 50 of the main group elements from the periodic table, each one on a separate pennant with the name, symbol and atomic number. I hang them up across the whiteboard or on the classroom wall, and the nice thing is that the students walk past them all the time, so they kind of absorb the information without realising it. The look of the pennants is slightly Christmas-themed, nothing too much, just enough to feel like it fits the season. I’ve done it both ways – printing the coloured version myself and just hanging it up, or printing the black-and-white version and letting students decorate a pennant each. That version worked well with a lower energy group before the holidays, and they enjoyed adding small facts or drawings connected to their element. Some made it artistic, others just coloured it in, but it definitely helped with remembering. Depending on the class, I sometimes only use the first 20 elements, especially if we haven’t covered much of the table yet. But with older students, we’ve used all 50 and even turned it into a quick quiz – like who can find the halogens in the banner, or name something everyday that contains element 13. I usually print the pennants on slightly thicker paper so they hang nicely, and if I want to use them again next year, I laminate them. String or ribbon works well for hanging, and it only takes a few minutes to put it all together. It’s a small thing, but it brightens up the room and keeps the content in view. Everything’s included in the file – all the pennants and a short explanation. 📍 Happy teaching, Heike from Lernfitness Did You Know? I teach with a certified therapy dog, and together we create a positive and welcoming learning environment. 🐶
Author Lernfitness
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Tags Chemistry, Physics, Chemical Elements, STEM, Craft Project , Christmas, Periodic Table, Science Holiday Activity, Chemistry Pennant Banner, Flag Banner
“I Have, Who Has?” – Number Words Game (Christmas Version)
Holiday & Seasonal, Language Development, ELA, Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Math, Early Math, Numbers, Holidays, Christmas, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Activities, Games, Worksheets & Printables, Task Cards, Quizzes and Tests, Teacher Tools, Projects, Flashcards, Centers
“I Have, Who Has?” – Number Words Game (Christmas Version) In my early elementary classes, I’ve often found that the weeks before winter break call for simple, low-pressure activities that still support learning. That’s why I’ve used this number word version of “I Have, Who Has?” so many times—especially with students who are still building confidence in recognizing numbers and reading number words. The game includes number ranges from 0 to 30, so it’s easy to adapt. For some groups, I only use 0 to 10. For others, I include more cards depending on how comfortable they are with the vocabulary. I’ve even used this as a listening activity in small ESL groups, because it gives students repeated exposure to spoken and written number words in a playful format. There’s also a version with syllable breaks, which helps a lot with early readers or children working on pronunciation. The way we usually play it is simple. Each student receives one or more cards, and the round begins when someone says, “I have one. Who has six?” The game continues until all cards have been played. It takes a few minutes for students to get used to the rhythm, but after that, they’re fully focused and often ask to play another round. It also works well when we play in a circle or in smaller groups during center time. What I like most about this game is that it helps students hear, read, and say numbers in context, without needing worksheets or flashcards. I’ve printed my sets on colored paper to help keep different levels organized, and I keep them in envelopes for easy access year after year. The prep is quick, and it fits easily into a short block of time—whether it’s a transition, a review session, or just something calm to end the day. 📍 Happy teaching, Heike from Lernfitness Did You Know? I teach with a certified therapy dog, and together we focus on creating a positive and inspiring learning environment.
Author Lernfitness
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Tags ESL, Game, Educational Card Games, Elementary, Spot It, Math Game, Numbers, Counting, Christmas, Who Has It?
Christmas Number 0-30 Game – Printable Cards for Math Practice
Holiday & Seasonal, Language Development, ELA, Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Math, Early Math, Numbers, Holidays, Christmas, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Activities, Games, Worksheets & Printables, Task Cards, Quizzes and Tests, Teacher Tools, Projects, Flashcards, Centers
Christmas Number Game – Printable Cards for Math Practice 0-30 I put this number game together for the last couple of weeks before winter break, mostly because I needed something that would get them practising numbers but also let them move and talk a little. The idea is really simple: they each get a card, and there’s one card in the middle — and the goal is to find the one number that both cards have in common. That’s it. No complicated rules, and they pick it up within seconds. What surprised me was how into it they got. Even the students who usually aren’t that focused during math were engaged. They were shouting out numbers, helping each other, and asking to play again. I’ve played it in pairs, small groups, even whole class with two teams — and it worked every time. The Christmas designs give it a nice seasonal feel, but it’s still clearly a math activity. The cards go from 0 to 30, and there are a few different versions you can print — I made round ones at first but ended up using the square version because it was quicker to cut. Some of my students struggled with number recognition at the start of the year, and I noticed that after a few rounds of this, they started to recognise the numbers faster. It’s a bit of sneaky learning — they just think they’re playing a game, but the repetition really helps. I usually print on regular paper, sometimes heavier paper if I want to reuse the set. It doesn’t take long to prep — I just cut the cards in the evening, put them in an envelope, and that’s it. It’s become one of my favourite December math go-tos because it keeps the class busy, learning, and having fun — without any chaos. 📍 Happy teaching, Heike from Lernfitness Did You Know? I teach with a certified therapy dog, and together we focus on creating a positive and inspiring learning environment.
Author Lernfitness
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Tags ESL, Game, Educational Card Games, Elementary, Spot It, Math Game, Numbers, Counting, Matching Cards, Christmas
Jolly Old St. Nicholas Video Storybook
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Early Learning, Pre-K, Read Alouds, Activities
Watch the story. Then sing the story! It isn’t a secret that using songs to teach children pre-reading skills is fun and successful. This classic song is featured as a read-along and a sing-along. The magic of Christmas comes alive with this classic letter to Santa. After making sure that Santa knows what the little mouse’s family wants for Christmas, he asks Santa to fill his stocking with whatever Santa thinks is best! See what happens on Christmas night when Santa climbs down the chimney! Rhyming text paired with festive illustrations will make this video a family favorite. Other videos in the Christmas Sing A Story series include: Up On The Housetop, The Twelve Days of Christmas, and Down Through The Chimney.
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Ebook, Christmas, Santa, Holiday, Reindeer, Storybook Videos, Saint Nicholas Video
The Best Thing About Christmas Audio Book
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Read Alouds, Activities
Listen to the story then hear the same story sung in an adorable song! Our Read & Sing Along series is perfect for young learners and will help reinforce early literacy skills. With the busyness of Christmas time, it’s essential to remember the true meaning of Christmas—that Jesus was born for you. This precious, adorably narrated audio book will remind young listeners that, while all of the Christmas activities are exciting and fun, Jesus is the reason we celebrate. He’s the best thing about Christmas! “The best thing about Christmas is that Jesus was born for me. For God had sent us a Savior to set the captives free. The best thing about Christmas is the plan that came from above. For Jesus was born in a manger, yes, Christmas is all about love!” Other titles in this series include: The Gift, Happy Birthday, Jesus and The Friendly Beasts.
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Jesus, Christmas, Born, Birth, Religion
Christmas Handprint Art, Santa Footprint Craft, DIY Holiday Activity
Creative Arts, Art, Holiday & Seasonal, Seasons, Winter, Holidays, Christmas, Kindergarten, Preschool, Infant, Toddler, Grade 1, 2, Activities, Crafts, Bulletin Boards, Classroom Decor, Posters, Templates, Teacher Tools
Forever June Digital Design Introducing mysimple to create Santa's Sack Handprint or Footprint Craft Template!This fun craftivity is a super helpful resource for teachers of kids in preschool programs, nursery school, students in pre-k and Kindergarten classrooms, school aged children in grades 1-2. This craft template is also appropriate for toddlers in a daycare, Early Childhood Education or childcare setting or children in ESL classes, Homeschool or Special Education Classrooms. Children will be excited to use their own handprints or footprints to celebrate Christmas! Featuring a beautiful textured background, with Santa and his large toy sack on a sleigh (with and without hearts), children can proudly display their handprints or footprint hearts on these festive craft templates to create a truly OOAK keepsake. These templates read Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas or Wishing you many Christmas Blessings. Students are sure to connect to this craft in a special way, due to the handprint aspect of this activity. I SUPPLY THE DESIGN AND YOU SUPPLY THE LITTLE ARTIST! This DIY handprint art activity is a super special way to celebrate the holidays in a fun and age-appropriate manner. Your child or students will be proud to create a special Christmas gift for their parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles or show it off for everyone to see on your December Bulletin Board . Whether you are a teacher planning to use this printable as Holiday Classroom Decor or in a December Bulletin Board Display, a homeschool teacher looking for a fun way to create a holiday keepsake or a parent looking for monthly crafts that kids will really enjoy and connect with, you have come to the right place! This cute Christmas Handprint art activity is a wonderful way to create a memorable keepsake for students to take home to their families before the holiday begins! It's as easy as 1-2-3, just Purchase-Download-Print! I hope you choose to use this unique Christmas Handprint Craft with your children or students and let the holiday magic begin! Thanks for visiting FOREVER JUNE DESIGN !I hope your class has as much fun with this Holiday Handprint Craft as I did designing it! Here are more resources for you to enjoy: Teacher Appreciation Writing Activity Rocket Handprint Art April Fool’s Day Photo Props All About Mom Interview Earth Day Doodles Worksheet End of Year Gift for Students
Author Forever June Digital Design
Tags Holiday Handprint Art, Bulletin Board Display, Santa Footprint Craft, DIY Card Making, Toddler Artwork, Daycare Xmas Activity, Nursery Preschool, Homeschool Kindergarten
Winter Order of Operations with Integers Numbers Pixel Art
Math, Holidays, Holiday & Seasonal, Christmas, Seasons, Winter, Addition and Subtraction, Order Of Operations, Grade 6, 7, 8, Worksheets & Printables, Activities, Task Cards, Games
This winter-themed pixel art activity is a way to actually get 7th graders to be willing to prtactice order of operations with positive and negative numbers. Students get a challenge that will keep them curious. They work through the expressions with both positive and negative numbers and; with each correct answer, more of the hidden winter image appears. It takesa boring review and makes it feel a bit like solving a puzzle. This activity has twenty problems: great for students to get real practice without being overwhelmed. Each question reinforces the full order of operations. It's no prep and self-checking. Students know immediately whether their answer is correct or not, and they'll adjust on their own without you having to be standing over their shoulder, and ask for help only when they need it. Instant feedback goes builds confidence. You can use the digital version for independent practice, stations, or even a quiet workday when everybody needs something structured yet engaging. In this resource, you'll also get a complete set of printable task cards and handouts for easy adaptation for homework, group activities, or days when technology takes a morning off. If you like to mix in some movement or math rotations, then these task cards are especially handy. A full answer key is included so that you are not stuck reworking problems while juggling ten other tasks. This winter theme gives the whole activity a seasonal touch, without being about any particular holiday. This is festive enough to make it feel special, yet still neutral enough to use throughout the entire season. And with the autosave feature on the digital version, students can pick up right where they left off-as long as they're on the same device and browser. No lost progress, no starting over, no annoyed students. Here's what you get: A digital, self-checking, pixel art activity with twenty order of operations problems • Printable task cards and handouts for flexible use • An answer key for quick grading or student self-review • A gradual reveal mystery picture with a winter theme If you want your students to practice order of operations without the usual pushback, this no-prep winter resource brings just the right mix of challenge, independence, and fun. Assign it whenever you need something reliable-and watch your class stay focused while the picture unfolds.
Author Matemaths
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Tags Matemaths, Printable, Worksheets, Task Cards, Pixel Art, Winter, Christmas, Integers, Positive And Negative Numbers
Winter Snowman Bingo Game | Fun Holiday Seasonal Classroom Activities
Christmas, Holidays, Holiday & Seasonal, Winter, Seasons, Elementary, High School, Homeschool Resources, Middle School, Games, Activities
Celebrate the winter season with this adorable Winter Snowman Bingo Game! Perfect for classroom parties, morning tubs, centers, and holiday-themed lessons, this no-prep activity brings cheerful seasonal fun to your students. Kids will enjoy the cute snowman-themed graphics while practicing visual recognition, vocabulary, and social skills! What’s Included In This Bingo Game Pack? 50 Unique Snowman Bingo Boards 30 Calling Cards with Winter & Snowman Images Snow-Themed Bingo Markers Teacher-Friendly Instructions No-Prep Printable PDF Why You’ll Love It: Super cute snowman theme that kids love Perfect for winter classroom celebrations No prep required—quick and easy for busy teachers Great for whole-group fun, centers, or early finishers Ideal for preschool, kindergarten, elementary, and homeschool Perfect For: Winter & holiday classroom parties Seasonal centers or morning tubs Fun Friday / brain break activities Homeschool winter units Indoor seasonal play This No Prep Winter Snowman Bingo Game brings festive winter joy to your classroom with fun snowman illustrations and 50 unique bingo boards. It’s the perfect seasonal activity for teachers looking for easy, engaging holiday fun during the winter months.
Author Perfect_Printables
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Tags Snowman Bingo, Winter Bingo Game, Holiday Classroom Game, Winter Activity For Kids, , Seasonal Bingo Game, Winter Party Game, Snowman Activity, No Prep Winter Game, Festive Winter Game, New Year Bingo Game
67 Meme Winter Solving One Step Equations Pixel Art
Math, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Winter, Seasons, Algebra, Grade 5, 6, 7, 8, Worksheets & Printables, Activities
If "67" has taken over your classroom talk, now is the perfect opportunity to turn it into something useful. This Christmas one step equation pixel art task is riding off the back of the viral trend "67" and giving it a purposeful spin. Rather than seeing a math problem pop up, students see a task with an end goal, something they are curious about completing right away. Students complete twenty equations with one-step solutions for both positive and negative integers. The exercises involve all basic arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division so that the pupils get excellent practice without overwhelming them. Every time the child gives the correct answer to the equation, a part of a puzzle with a winter scenery will be revealed to the child, and in the end, the well-known number 67 will be visible in winter colors. The digital version is completely self-checking, providing immediate feedback to the student as they complete questions. Incorrect math problems will not be revealed by the picture, prompting the student to take another look and complete the problem again. I find this feature to give the student instant feedback and to give you time to assist other students as they complete independent practice activities. To offer further flexibility, printable versions are provided as choices. These same twenty equations can be found in a worksheet form, making it simple to assign for homework or in-class work without technology. You will also see a complete toolbox of printable task cards, great for centers, group work, or a scuttlebutt rotation. A complete answer key is provided for easy assessment or review by students. This activity is perfect when done in December, when children tend to be especially energetic and have a hard time sitting still. It’s exciting enough to be seasonal and entertaining, yet formalized enough to provide actual value in improving their expertise. It’s also a great go-to activity in case of an emergency sub plan with no prep work involved. The skills that have been reinforced are the following: performing operations on one-step equations involving all four operations and developing fluency with positive and negative integers. Students are getting repetition without boredom and feedback without frustration. If you want to bring a little bit of Christmas spirit into the mathematics portion of your day while still focusing on the teaching and the learning, the Winter 67 Pixel Art provides the perfect remedy. This is easy to assign and administer, and it is impossible to ignore, in the best possible way.
Author Matemaths
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Tags Matemaths, Task Cards, Pixel Art, 67 , Meme, Equations
Holiday Surprise Video Storybook
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Early Learning, Pre-K, Read Alouds, Activities
Help baby learn holiday-related words with this adorably-illustrated video. Black and white art and bursts of color will capture baby’s attention with large, simple pictures that encourage learning. Pictures include: present, wreath, bell, stocking, ornament, candy cane, cookie and tree. Other videos in the Baby’s First Christmas video series include: Winter Fun, Christmas Joy, and Santa’s Coming.
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Holiday, Winter, Gifts, Story, Ebook
Bingo Game- Multiplication Tables 0,1,2,5, and 10-Christmas Sweaters
Math, Multiplication and Division, Multiplication, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Homeschool Curriculum, Grade 2, 3, Activities, Games
What a fun-filled way to review the tables for beginners working on 0,1,2,5,and 10 tables. This Christmas- themed game provides practice to build fluency in multiplying as described in CCSS. Math Content 3.NBT.A.3. Since it is limited to 0,1,2,5, and 10, it makes a good introductory to 3rd or the end of 2nd grade. You can run the cards off on cardstock, cut to size, and laminate them for a permanent game solution. You can also run them off on paper and have the students cross off the answer as they solve the problems. The game can be played by small groups at a center. I included blanks that students can use to create questions and boards. Based on your allowed time, you can play five in a row, just the corners, or cover the whole board. Since all of the possible combinations of multiplication problems are provided, there will be duplication of answers. I spread the calling cards out and as soon as I see an answer that will have duplicates ( for example the number 12), I remove duplicates as I come to them. Another way to handle this issue is to remove ahead or pick and choose groups of tables you want to concentrate your efforts on. Contents 40 Bingo Cards 40 Calling Cards 4 Blank Bingo Cards Sheet of 25 Blank Calling Cards
Author Reading and Math Activities For The Primary
Tags Math, Game, Bingo, Multiplication Tables, Christmas