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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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Angels We Have Heard On High Video Storybook
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Kindergarten, Read Alouds, Activities
Angels We Have Heard On High Video Storybook Transport students back to the first Christmas with this video eBook that dramatizes the classic carol “Angels We Have Heard On High.” The video vividly depicts the angel appearing to the shepherds to announce the birth of Jesus. Hear the angelic chorus sing “Gloria in excelsis Deo!” as the frightened shepherds journey to Bethlehem to see the infant. The video concludes by showing the scripture from Luke 2:13-15 (NIV) detailing the angels' proclamation. Use this memorable resource to teach early learners about the nativity story. It can facilitate whole-group instruction or independent reading. Other titles in the Christmas Carol series include We Three Kings, The First Noel, and Away in a Manger.
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Christmas, Carols, Angels, Songs, Ebook, Angels We Have Heard On High Meaning, Angels We Have Heard On High In Spanish
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
Christmas Dog Cards – Colouring Printable Templates for Students
ELA, Language Development, ESL, Holidays, Holiday & Seasonal, Community Building, Resources for Teachers, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Special Resources, Christmas, Not Grade Specific, Middle School, Elementary, High School, Homeschool Resources, Early Learning, Projects, Activities, Bulletin Boards, Classroom Decor, Drawing Templates & Outlines, Worksheets & Printables, Coloring Pages, Worksheets, Door Decor, Word Walls
Dog Cards to Colour – Easy Classroom Activity for the Week Before Break I made these dog cards last year for my class because that last week before the holidays is always kind of messy and loud, and I just needed something simple and quiet. The idea was to have something that felt a bit festive without needing a lot of prep, and also without turning the classroom into glitter chaos. The cards are just black and white drawings of different dogs wearing hats or scarves, nothing complicated, just cute. I printed them out on slightly thicker paper, gave the kids pencils and markers, and that was it. Some of the students took a lot of time choosing which dog they liked best. Others just grabbed one and started colouring right away. A few wanted to do more than one. I didn’t make any rules around it. Some kids added a message inside, others didn’t. A couple of students wrote little notes to the janitor or their families. One card even ended up on the classroom door with a note for our imaginary school dog (we don’t actually have one, but they like to pretend). It was sweet. We didn’t tie it to any lesson plan, I didn’t grade it, and I didn’t ask for a final product. It was just something they could do to wind down. We listened to quiet music, and honestly, it was one of the calmest hours of the whole month. They were focused, but relaxed. And because it was dogs, even students who usually don’t enjoy drawing stayed with it. If I had to describe it, I’d say it’s a quiet little task that gives students something to do with their hands and minds when they don’t have a lot of focus left. Just print, hand out, and let them take it from there. No rules, no stress. 📍 Happy teaching, Heike from Lernfitness Did You Know? I teach with my certified therapy dog Happy Joe, and together we focus on creating a positive and inspiring learning environment.
Author Lernfitness
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Tags Dog, Therapy Dog, ESL, Coloring Cards, Classroom Management, Community Building, School Dog, Biology, SEL, Christmas Cards
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
I Have, Who Has? – Chemistry Element Symbols Game - Christmas Edition
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
I Have, Who Has? – Chemistry Element Symbols Game - Christmas Edition I started using this game as a simple way to review the periodic table, especially the main group elements. Over time, it’s become one of those go-to activities that just work – low prep, easy to explain, and students are surprisingly focused once it gets going. The idea is simple: each student gets one or more cards. A card might say, “I have Na. Who has the symbol for Oxygen?” Whoever has the right answer reads their card next, and the round continues until all cards are used. It’s nothing fancy, but it gets students speaking, listening, and thinking about element names and symbols without it feeling like a quiz. What I like is that you can use the game in different ways, depending on the class. In some groups, I stick to the first 20 elements. In others, we go all the way up to element 118. There are also versions where only the names are shown, only the symbols, or a mix of both – so you can adjust the difficulty. I’ve used it with students from grades 8 to 11, sometimes as a warm-up, sometimes as a review at the end of a unit. The materials are printable and easy to store. I’ve printed mine on colored paper to help sort the different versions. Laminating helps if you plan to reuse the cards from year to year, but even unlaminated sets hold up pretty well for a few rounds. It’s a quiet way to reinforce chemistry basics, especially when students need to move a bit or when you want to switch things up without losing content. In my experience, even students who usually hang back tend to join in, since the rules are simple and everyone has a role. 📍 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, Differentiation, Christmas, I Have, Who Has?
New Year Reading Comprehension Passages - BUNDLE
ELA, Reading, Reading Comprehension, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Chinese New Year, New Year's Day, Seasons, Winter, Christmas, Kindergarten, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Worksheets & Printables, Teacher Tools, Assessments, Lesson Plans, Activities, Centers
Start the year off right with the New Year Reading Comprehension Passages – BUNDLE! Packed with fun and engaging activities, this bundle will have students exploring New Year traditions, sharpening their skills, and unleashing their creativity. Each passage takes students on a mini-adventure, from family celebrations to global traditions, while keeping the focus on learning. Activity 1: Read each passage and answer two comprehension questions to test your understanding. Activity 2: Build your vocabulary by matching four words from the passage to their meanings—think of it as a word puzzle with a twist! Activity 3: Fill in the blanks with the correct words to practice grammar and polish those sentences. Activity 4: Complete sentences by filling in the missing words, ensuring every sentence shines. Activity 5: Bring it all to life with a drawing of your favorite scene, tradition, or moment from the reading. Why this bundle is a hit: Combines fun and education to start the year on a high note. Enhances reading comprehension and critical thinking skills. Boosts vocabulary and reinforces grammar in a creative way. Sparks imagination through drawing and visual expression. Perfect for engaging students while exploring New Year traditions from around the world! PDF File includes 20 pages.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
Tags Reading Activity, Winter Activities, Winter Reading Comprehension, New Year Reading, New Year Reading Comprehension, Winter Reading, New Year Worksheets
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
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
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
FREE! Christmas Collaborative Poster: Gingerbread & Tree Coloring Page
Creative Arts, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Special Resources, Christmas, Holidays, Holiday & Seasonal, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Activities, Classroom Decor, Crafts, Banners, Bulletin Boards, Posters, Worksheets & Printables, Coloring Pages, Worksheets
FREE Christmas Collaborative Poster: Gingerbread & Tree Art Use this fun FREE Christmas Collaborative Poster to bring together your whole class! This No Prep product has a sweet little Gingerbread Man character and a Gingerbread Girl standing beside a lovely Christmas Tree! What a great idea for a group learning activity in creating a lovely Bulletin Board display! Why Download this FREEBIE? FREE! A high quality resource for your December activities. NO PREP: Just print, cut, & watch collaborative learning happen! Team Work Focus: Creates a positive community environment as students work on their individual piece for the giant poster. Festive Theme: Includes popular Christmas-related elements, including Gingerbread, Christmas Tree, Snowflakes, etc Versatile Use: Great For Art Centers, Early Finishers, Indoor Recess, or Calming Brain Break. What’s Included in this Resource? Collaborative Poster Made up of different parts to be colored, cut, and glued together as a class. Full Page Coloring Sheet: Use for individual Christmas Coloring Page. Simple Instructions: Step-by-Step Instructions for the Teacher. Perfect For: Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade Grab this FREE Gingerbread-themed collaborative art project today and add a creative display to your room!
Author Collabo Craft Ed
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Tags Classroom Community, Coloring Pages, Graphic Arts, Activities, Bulletin Board Ideas, Christmas-Chanukah-Kwanzaa, ChristmasChristmas, Posters, Printables, Winter
67 Meme Winter Plotting Points on the Coordinate Plane Pixel Art
Math, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Winter, Seasons, Geometry, Graphing, Grade 5, 6, 7, 8, Worksheets & Printables, Activities
This activity is based on the 67 viral meme, your students will go crazy. Trust me when I say that if you have ever attempted to incorporate coordinate plane practice in the winter months in the classroom, you know exactly what I am talking about: restless kids, short attention span, and anything resembling “schoolwork” gets the side eye. This pixel winter-themed project removes all of this stress from your shoulders. It provides your 5th or 6th-grade students with appreciable point-plotting practice while being different from the norm. The best part about this is how simple it is: Students put twenty coordinate pairs in the familiar drag-and-drop interface. With each correct point placed, students get a glimpse of a puzzle image hiding behind the coordinate grid. Piece by piece, the complete winter image emerges. Even those students who tend to zone out in graphing class sit up straight knowing there's going to be a reward in the form of unearthing a picture. It's not just another graphing project—it's like puzzle-solving. And the best part of this process? This process is completely self-checking. You don't have to be right there in front of the computer, adjusting and confirming if the point is in the correct spot. The lesson handles all of this information by itself. A point in the wrong spot simply means the image doesn't appear. The students learn from this process and try again. You can also use this resource in multiple ways; you can use it digitally in class practice or incorporate it in your homeward assignments as an interactive way to review. This resource works perfectly after demonstrating the coordinate graph in class for the first time, during a spiral review in the middle of the unit, or even right before class if there's going to be a test. This resource fits perfectly in class because of the wintery theme; in fact, it doesn’t cross over into anything holiday-related. Here's what's included: • Digital no-prep pixel art lesson • Twenty drag-and-drop ordered pairs with coverage of all four quadrants • Fully self-checking format featuring a winter mystery picture • Easy-to-follow student instructions • Ready-to-use environment that can be assigned in seconds Teachers appreciate that this activity is fresh and interesting yet not complicated. Students appreciate that this activity is like working on a puzzle compared to other math assignments. And you will appreciate that this process provides you with reliable data from practice without contributing more to your grading stack. This Mystery Picture Activity in math class would be the perfect way for your students to develop coordinate planes this winter if you want the students to have fun doing math assignments.
Author Matemaths
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Tags Matemaths, Task Cards, Pixel Art, Coordinate Plane, Plotting Points
Christmas Joy Video Storybook
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Kindergarten, Read Alouds, Activities
Help baby learn Christmas-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: shepherd, lamb, crown, angel, star, candle, cow and baby Jesus. Other videos in the Baby’s First Christmas series include: Holiday Surprise, Santa’s Coming, and Winter Fun!
Author Twin Sisters Digital Media
Tags Christmas, Words, Joy, Story, Holiday
Elementary Financial Literacy: Christmas Holiday Budget Project
Holiday & Seasonal, Life Studies, Holidays, Christmas, Math, Addition and Subtraction, Addition, Decimals, Home Economics, Grade 3, 4, 5, Activities, Projects, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Help your elementary students practice budgeting and financial literacy skills as they plan for the winter holidays. An excellent thematic math lesson to use in the week or two before winter holidays when you need to capture your students' attention while still working on math curriculum! In this Christmas Budget Math Project students will have to try the whole budgeting process: explain where they will get their shopping money for the holidays, plan who to shop for, look through fliers or online to find items to buy, and stick to their budgets! This may require adding items up and realizing they have spent too much. There may be trade-offs made during the process, which is a great preview of real life! There is also room to write a reflection after the activity to help stimulate a class discussion about financial literacy and budgeting. Grades to Use With: This project is designed to be used in elementary classrooms including 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade. Students will need to be able to add decimal numbers by hand or with a calculator. It could also be used in special education classrooms in the middle years where appropriate. Standards: 4th Grade Numbers in Base Ten: Add and subtract numbers using the standard algorithm. 5th Grade Numbers in Base Ten: Perform the four operations with decimals to the hundredths (money). Mathematical Practice Standard 4: Model everyday situations with mathematics. What's Included: 4 page PDF: Ready to Print and Use! Title Page Student Planning Page Student Shopping List Student Reflection If you enjoy this financial literacy lesson, check out others in my store: Grocery Game: Estimating, Adding and Multiplying Decimals Create Your Dream Store: Math Project with Decimal Calculations and Budgeting Financial Literacy: My Budget Project for Elementary Students (Gr 3-6): Fun and Visual Financial Literacy: My Party Budget: Decimal and Percentages Application
Author Grace Under Pressure
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Tags Budget, Christmas, Winter Holiday, Financial Literacy, Money Math, Finance, Life Skills, Shopping, Elementary Financial Literacy, Christmas Math Worksheets
Winter Plotting Points on the Coordinate Plane Pixel Art Activity
Math, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Winter, Seasons, Geometry, Graphing, Grade 5, 6, 7, 8, Worksheets & Printables, Activities
Trust me when I say that if you have ever attempted to incorporate coordinate plane practice in the winter months in the classroom, you know exactly what I am talking about: restless kids, short attention span, and anything resembling “schoolwork” gets the side eye. This pixel winter-themed project removes all of this stress from your shoulders. It provides your 5th or 6th-grade students with appreciable point-plotting practice while being different from the norm. The best part about this is how simple it is: Students put twenty coordinate pairs in the familiar drag-and-drop interface. With each correct point placed, students get a glimpse of a puzzle image hiding behind the coordinate grid. Piece by piece, the complete winter image emerges. Even those students who tend to zone out in graphing class sit up straight knowing there's going to be a reward in the form of unearthing a picture. It's not just another graphing project—it's like puzzle-solving. And the best part of this process? This process is completely self-checking. You don't have to be right there in front of the computer, adjusting and confirming if the point is in the correct spot. The lesson handles all of this information by itself. A point in the wrong spot simply means the image doesn't appear. The students learn from this process and try again. You can also use this resource in multiple ways; you can use it digitally in class practice or incorporate it in your homeward assignments as an interactive way to review. This resource works perfectly after demonstrating the coordinate graph in class for the first time, during a spiral review in the middle of the unit, or even right before class if there's going to be a test. This resource fits perfectly in class because of the wintery theme; in fact, it doesn’t cross over into anything holiday-related. Here's what's included: • Digital no-prep pixel art lesson • Twenty drag-and-drop ordered pairs with coverage of all four quadrants • Fully self-checking format featuring a winter mystery picture • Easy-to-follow student instructions • Ready-to-use environment that can be assigned in seconds Teachers appreciate that this activity is fresh and interesting yet not complicated. Students appreciate that this activity is like working on a puzzle compared to other math assignments. And you will appreciate that this process provides you with reliable data from practice without contributing more to your grading stack. This Mystery Picture Activity in math class would be the perfect way for your students to develop coordinate planes this winter if you want the students to have fun doing math assignments.
Author Matemaths
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Tags Matemaths, Task Cards, Pixel Art, Coordinate Plane, Plotting Points
67 Meme Winter Order of Operations Pixel Art
Math, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Winter, Seasons, Geometry, Graphing, Grade 5, 6, 7, 8, Worksheets & Printables, Activities
If your kids just won’t stop talking about “67,” you might as well find a use for it. This winter-themed pixel art math center involving the order of operations takes the 67 fixation and turns it into something even better than just solving for 67: something the kids will really care to see the answer to. The concept is easy and fun. Students can complete twenty order of operations problems, which involve the use of parentheses but no exponentials. This is just the activity for reinforcing the concept. A correct answer reveals the next piece of a hidden winter scene. As the image develops, the characteristic number 67 is exposed in winter colors. This assignment is completely digital and automatically Self-Checking. Students get immediate feedback this way. If the student puts an incorrect answer down, the image will not reveal their mistake and will encourage the student to look at what they have done and try again. Your assignment will teach the student to not ask how their work looks or whether or not something is right. For an element of flexibility, printable versions have been included too. These same twenty problems can be accessed as a worksheet, so assigning these to be completed as homework is easy. There is also a complete set of math problem cards that are printable. These math problem cards are excellent to be used when engaging in math centers or scoot. Whatever way of teaching you choose to utilize, whether digital, physically, or a combination of these, this resource will go smoothly. There is also a complete answer key. This activity is particularly well-suited for December and January, when students' attention and motivational levels may be low. This activity is engaging for note-taking, organized for review days, and safe to keep on hand for emergency substitute teaching. Also, because everything is already established, little to no prep is required. Just pass out the link, and students can dive right in. No locks need to be set up, no clues need to be placed, and no sign-ins to a website are necessary. Everything happens entirely on line. Skills taught are evaluating multi-step expressions, using the order of operations when there are parentheses, and learning to compute precisely in a low-stakes, high-interest manner. If you are looking to capture the 67 trend with your class while building key math concepts, this pixel art activity this winter season offers exactly what you are looking for: a perfect combination of rigor, fun, and simplicity. Your class will be enthralled, and you will have an excellent, no-prep teaching tool to use all year long.
Author Matemaths
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Tags Matemaths, Task Cards, Pixel Art, Order Of Operations, 67 , Meme
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
Holiday Cards for the Perfect Christmas Craft & Gift
Holiday & Seasonal, Christmas, Holidays, Hanukkah, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Crafts
Looking for a fun and easy Christmas or Winter craft with your class? Take a break from the academic rigor and teach a life skill- HOW TO WRITE A FRIENDLY LETTER Bring some holiday cheer with this fun and easy craft for all ages! Students will bring joy to a loved one and remember the true meaning of the holidays is to take care of the ones we love and bring a smile to their faces. With this resource, students will learn how to write a friendly letter, reflect on the positivity int heir lives (great for an SEL lesson) and share some joy with a person of their choice. It is a great gift replacement for those that cannot afford to buy gifts for the people they love. Included with this resource: 1. Color Option: 12 choices 2. Black & White Option: 10 choices - students can color with markers or crayons Christmas and Winter themed stationery. Whether color or black and white, all options have lines so that students stay nice and neat. It is fool proof! And requires minimal prep from you. All you need to do is print and teach about the structure of a friendly letter. There are also generic winter themed pages for students that do not celebrate Christmas because winter is a great time to send some cheer also! Allow for a whole period of fun for your class to create a holiday gift for someone special in their life or a little winter cheer to warm up someone's hear. The recipient will remember it forever.
Author Big Apple Teaching
Tags Holiday Cards, Christmas Cards, Writing, Craft, Project, Gift, Keepsake, For Parents
Coordinate Plane New Year Around the World Digital Escape Room
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Seasons, Winter, Math, Graphing, Grade 5, 6, 7, Escape Room, Activities
Make learning coordinate planes lively with this digital escape room that takes students on a festive trip around the globe. Designed for grades 6-7, this versatile resource blends reading, math, and cultural insights into one neat package. Students journey to New York, Paris, Rome and Tokyo, uncovering fascinating facts about Christmas celebrations worldwide. The hands-on activity has them plotting points on a Cartesian plane based on holiday clues. It’s a unique spin perfect for math practice, homework, or even an exciting Friday activity. With no complicated logins or tech troubleshooting, it works seamlessly across devices. Simply share the link and students can access the escape room anywhere, anytime. Bring some intrigue into your lessons and see where this unexpected adventure takes your class! Happy teaching!
Author Matemaths
Tags Matemaths, Escape Room, Christmas, Winter, Coordinate, Graphing
Beginning Sounds Winter Worksheets and Learning Activities
ELA, Language Development, Phonics, Pre-Reading, Vocabulary, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Hanukkah, Valentine's Day, Seasons, Winter, Months, December, February, January, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Activities, Games, Worksheets & Printables, Flashcards, Worksheets
This set of Winter-themed learning activities is the perfect addition to your ELA curriculum. Your kiddos in Pre-K, TK, kindergarten, and grade 1 will benefit from the variety of activities this product offers. Within the pages you will find 16 flashcards with pictures and their corresponding word labels, 7 worksheets, 2 hands-on learning games, and 1 additional learning game in a Power Point format. Not only will these learning tools help strengthen vocabulary, but they’ll also give your pre-readers the opportunity to practice the concepts of identifying uppercase and lowercase letters and phonemic awareness. The 16 Winter-themed words are used throughout each activity and focus on holidays such as Christmas, Hanukkah, and Valentine’s Day. There are also terms that relate directly to the season of Winter such as hibernation, penguins, and snowflakes. Along with the aforementioned areas of learning, your learners will also practice fundamental fine motor skills with writing letters, cutting, gluing, and manipulating clothes pins. The flashcards and 2 hands-on learning games are available in both a color version and a black & white version. Most of the worksheets are also available in both versions. The 25 Power Point slides were created in a full-color version to entice and engage your learners. While the Power Point activity was designed as a whole class learning game, the 2 additional games are wonderful individual or small learning group activities. The 7 worksheets can be used in a variety of ways including large or small groups, individually, or a homework assignment. For your convenience, an answer key is provided for all worksheets. Below are the details of each activity included in this product. PAGES 1-3: Sixteen flashcards with pictures and word labels PAGE 4: learners will circle one of two letters that show the beginning sound of the winter picture. PAGE 5: learners will draw lines matching the beginning sound of a winter picture and its letter partner. PAGE 6: learners will color the “thumbs up” or “thumbs down” symbol to show if the given letter matches the beginning sound of the winter picture. PAGE 7: learners will cut and glue letters to the winter picture that matches the beginning sound. PAGE 8: learners will color one of two winter pictures that have the beginning sound of the letter shown. PAGE 9: learners will write the uppercase and lowercase letters of the winter picture’s beginning sound. PAGE 10: learners will write the first letter of a winter word that shows its beginning sound. PAGES 11-14: learners will place labeled clothespins or letter tiles at the beginning of each winter word to show the word’s beginning sound. PAGES 15-17: a set of 16 cards that include winter pictures only. These cards are used in conjunction with the set of letter cards on the following pages. PAGES 18-20: a set of 16 cards that include uppercase and lowercase letters only. These cards are used in conjunction with the set of picture cards on the previous pages. ANSWER KEY POWER POINT ACTIVITY:A set of 25 slides where learners follow Sal the Snowman through a game of “thumbs up or thumbs down” to identify the beginning sounds of Winter-themed words.
Author Quail Trail Products
Tags Beginning Sounds, Initial Sounds, Phonics, Winter, Pre-reading, Alphabet, Fine Motor Skills, Uppercase Letters, Lowercase Letters, Phonemic Awareness
Winter Games Multiplying and Dividing Fractions Pixel Art
Math, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Winter, Seasons, Fractions, Grade 5, 6, 7, 8, Worksheets & Printables, Activities
Infuse the winter months with enthusiasm in your math class by using this Winter-Themed Pixel Art Activity for Multiplying and Dividing Fractions! Students will answer 20 fraction problems: multiplication and division. With each correct answer, part of a picture will be revealed! The image will reveal a winter game, in this case ski jump. This is a fun, self-checking activity to complete on the computer or personalize your winter sports, or winter themed math day! Once the image is revealed, fun facts about ski jumping will be revealed as well! Great for generating interesting conversation about things other than math! This is a self-checking activity; when students get answers correct, more pixels are revealed. If they do not get answers correct, the correct pixels are not revealed and they can go back and try to find their mistake. Students may write improper fractions or mixed numbers, so the focus is not on writing a specific answer format, but on practicing multiplication and division of fractions. This resource includes: 20 fraction problems about multiplying and diving fractions A fun digital pixel art activity that is self-checking! Winter sports themed, inspired by the winter games! A worksheet version to print and have students show work by paper and pencil Task cards, which are great for math centers, small group work, or a scoot activity An answer key for teachers Fun facts about ski jumping when the activity is complete! Teachers love this activity because it is no prep, can be assigned digitally or printed, or assigned as task cards for differentiation! Whether you’re looking for an engaging fraction review, a seasonal activity, or a fun way to break up routine practice, this winter-themed pixel art activity makes multiplying and dividing fractions both meaningful and enjoyable for 5th grade students. Perfect for: Themed days Emergency sub plans fin Friday review
Author Matemaths
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Tags Matemaths, Task Cards, Pixel Art, Winter, Fractions, Winter Games, Winter Sports
Gingerbread House Collaborative Coloring Poster Bulletin Board Christm
Art, Creative Arts, Christmas, Holidays, Holiday & Seasonal, December, Months, Winter, Seasons, Pre-K, Elementary, Projects, Activities, Bulletin Boards, Classroom Decor
Make your classroom extra festive with this Gingerbread House Collaborative Coloring Poster. Students color and decorate 16 individual pieces for each students that come together to create one large, collaborative Gingerbread House display . This activity encourages teamwork, creativity, fine motor skills, and following directions , while adding a cheerful holiday touch to your classroom. The poster features a clear, simple layout with bold black-and-white outlines, making it easy for students to color and assemble. This resource is ideal for Grades K–5 , early finishers, small-group work, holiday centers, art class, bulletin boards, and whole-group projects. Use it in a variety of ways, including Christmas centers, holiday activities, morning work, art projects, bulletin boards, or classroom decorations . The print-and-go PDF format makes it perfect for busy teachers during the holiday season christmas & winter in decembre . File type: PDF Number of pages: 16 (poster pieces) Gingerbread House Collaborative Coloring Poster
Author Sadigitalart
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Tags Gingerbread House Collaborative Coloring, Gingerbread House Poster, Gingerbread House Coloring Pages , Bulletin Board Christmas , Project Bulletin Board Christmas
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
Grouchy or Grateful Christmas SEL Boom Cards With SEL coloring page
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Christmas, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Skills, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets, Coloring Pages
Grouchy or Grateful Christmas Themed SEL Boom Cards with Audio and an Extension Activity A comprehensive learning tool aimed at enhancing the social-emotional health of students, this resource introduces the concept of gratitude in a fun, engaging, and seasonally relevant manner. It is fun for all students! Target Audience Ideal for Kindergarten through Grade 3, this 22-card task deck offers seven introduction/story cards that set up a scenario for learners. Usage Each card poses the question if someone is being grouchy or grateful. Navigating these scenarios helps children understand different responses and emotions people may exhibit during the holiday season while reinforcing the importance of gratitude. Special Feature: Audio Embedding' A standout feature of this product is its embedded audio on each card,. This feature caters to diverse learning styles assuring that no student is left behind even if they are visual or auditory learners. The Extension Activity: Ornament Project This picturesque project encourages students to list (or draw ) four things they are thankful for - enriching their understanding of gratitude all while nurturing their individual creativity. The simplicity and adaptability offered make it suitable across different teaching settings; be it group lessons in classrooms, small study circles within homeschooling environments or even as takeaway homework assignments fostering parental involvement in children's education process. Please note you need internet access since these functions exclusively on modern browsers like Chrome, Safari Firefox and Edge! Apps compatible on Android devices iPads iPhones Kindle Fires also support them! A premium account offers various assignment options including detailed feedback system and progress report on student's work – crucial elements ensuring educational excellence. Truly an essential addition to every educator's holiday repertoire! For more SEL boom cards, SEL coloring pages, Christmas themed activities and SEL presentations, please visit my store at https://teachsimple.com/contributor/jennifer-moyer-taylor I work as a full-time school counselor and my SEL products are "kid tested, kid approved".
Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor
Tags Gratitude, Emotions, Holiday Season, Interactive, Sel Coloring Pages, Book Cards, SEL, Christmas, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Party Hats Coloring Pages – Celebration Activity
Creative Arts, Graphic Arts, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Birthdays, Chinese New Year, Christmas, New Year's Day, End Of Year, Graduation, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Activities, Centers, Crafts, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets, Coloring Pages
Let’s face it: no party is complete without a party hat, and now your students can design their own masterpieces! These Party Hats Coloring Pages bring the fun of celebration to the classroom, whether it’s New Year’s Eve, a birthday bash, or just a Friday afternoon. No scissors, no glue, just pure coloring joy (and a chance to use all those forgotten markers at the bottom of the supply bin). Ways to Use: New Year Extravaganza: Start the year with sparkling hats designed by your little artists. Birthday Spotlight: The birthday kid gets a customized hat page to show off. Party Planning Fun: Use them for classroom celebrations, making sure no student is left hatless! Quiet Time Activity: Ideal for calming the chaos before the cupcakes arrive. Advantages: Zero Prep, All Fun: Just print and go, perfect for busy teachers juggling 100 other things. Fosters Creativity: From glittery rainbow designs to “shark hat chic,” the possibilities are endless. All Ages Approved: Great for every student (and teachers who like to color, too). Themed Variety: Perfect for every festive occasion, big or small. With these coloring pages, every day can be a celebration, minus the confetti cleanup! Enjoy!
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Hats, Party Hats, Coloring Pages, Hats Coloring Pages, Party Hats Coloring Pages, New Year Coloring Pages, New Year Hats Coloring Pages, Birthday Coloring Pages