Christmas

We have a jolly selection of free Christmas-themed math worksheets. Math topics include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, time, money, and fractions.

Santa's elves have been working hard designing new word puzzles, brain teasers, and classroom games for your students. Play Christmas bingo with your class. Challenge your students to solve the word search and crossword puzzles. And get your students searching the classroom with the holiday scavenger hunt.

Deck the halls of your school with Christmas these adorable Christmas craft projects! Activities include a Christmas countdown calendar, a Santa with arms and legs that move, a diorama project, cootie catchers, holiday headbands, and a 3-dimensional Christmas tree craft.

Pull out your markers, colored pencils, and crayons! This page has a selection of Christmas pictures for children to color, including some free printable activities.

These early literacy activities were designed specially for students in Pre-Kindergarten through 1st grade. Activities include sentence building learning centers, cut-and-glue phonics activities, and an easy-to-read mini-book.

Print these wonderful Christmas-themed reading comprehension stories, holiday poems for kids, seasonal writing prompts, and grammar worksheets.

Here's a holly jolly Christmas spelling unit that your students will love. There's a word list and a dozen worksheets to try. Spelling words include: tree, snow, Santa, card, elf, shop, train, sled, bell, and gift.

This tree-mendous 2nd grade unit features a word list, word puzzles, and phonics-based spelling worksheets.

Here's a very merry Christmas spelling unit designed specially for your 3rd grade-level students. Word list includes snowman, Christmas, candle, reindeer, angel, merry, elf, wreath, snowflakes, winter, holly, sleigh, lights, Santa, and carols.

Teacher your students to spell seasonal words like reindeer, holly, snowflakes, decorations, December, chestnuts, chimney, exchange, and tinsel. This is a complete unit, with a spelling word list and worksheets.

Holiday words in this spelling unit include mistletoe, boughs of holly, snowfall, ornaments, wrapping, wreath, caroling, gingerbread, sleigh bells, fruit cake, Christmas, presents, and chestnuts.

This page has worksheets you can use with the popular children's book The Polar Express, by Chris Van Allsburg.

This literacy unit has about a dozen worksheets that you can use with the book, Christmas in Camelot, by Mary Pope Osborne.

Students can cut out and color the menorah craft. There are also Hanukkah stories to read, math worksheets to try, and creative writing prompts.

Celebrate the magic of winter with these snowman-themed math worksheets, writing prompts, and reading comprehension passages.

We have printable worksheets and activities for all major holidays, including Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Groundhog Day, Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Earth Day, and more.

Christmas is a festive holiday that elementary school students can learn about and celebrate in a variety of fun and educational ways. In many classrooms, teachers introduce students to the cultural and historical significance of Christmas, incorporating lessons that explore its traditions, stories, and celebrations from around the world. For younger students in kindergarten and first grade, Christmas-themed activities often include holiday crafts, reading Christmas stories, and singing festive songs, helping children engage with the holiday while developing skills in art, reading, and music. These activities also teach important values like generosity, kindness, and community spirit, which are central to the holiday season.

At higher grade levels, such as third through fifth grade, students may explore the global traditions of Christmas, learning about how different cultures celebrate the holiday in unique ways. Classroom activities might include geography lessons where students map out different countries and their Christmas customs, or reading and writing exercises where they learn about the origins of holiday traditions, such as Christmas trees, Santa Claus, and gift-giving. Teachers may also incorporate math and science into holiday fun, such as using Christmas-themed word problems or conducting simple holiday experiments, like creating "snow" in the classroom. These interdisciplinary lessons keep students engaged while reinforcing core educational skills.

Teaching materials can play a key role in making Christmas in the classroom both educational and enjoyable. Super Teacher Worksheets provides free worksheets, crafts, and coloring pages with Christmas themes that allow students to practice skills like counting, reading, and writing while getting into the holiday spirit. Holiday games, puzzles, and interactive whiteboard activities can be used to review core concepts like math operations or vocabulary in a festive, fun way. By integrating Christmas-themed learning into daily lessons, teachers create a joyful atmosphere in the classroom that enhances learning while celebrating the holiday season.