20 free Christmas printables: design a sweater for the yeti, help the elf deliver a gift, frost cookie fractions, play Christmas bingo and write a letter to Santa. Every page uses Kevin Coulston’s own Christmas characters and prints on one sheet of paper.
The yeti is always cold! Design the coziest, silliest holiday sweater you can, with stripes, snowflakes or reindeer.
Tip: Hold an “ugly sweater” fashion show: kids hold up their designs and describe them.
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Copy Kevin Coulston’s gingerbread man one square at a time. The grid turns one hard drawing into 16 easy ones.
Tip: Have kids put a finger on the square they are copying in both grids.
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Draw a tiny winter world inside the snow globe: a snowman, a village, a penguin party or anything you like.
Tip: Shake a real snow globe first and ask kids what they notice.
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Six empty ornaments to fill with stripes, dots, zigzags, snowflakes or faces like Kevin’s ornament friends.
Tip: Cut them out, punch a hole at the top and hang them on a classroom tree or window.
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Cover the gingerbread house with candy: gumdrops, icing, candy canes, a cookie door and a frosting roof.
Tip: Pair it with a real graham-cracker house as a class party activity.
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Turn each shape into something you might see at Christmas: a tree, an ornament, a star, a present or a snowman.
Tip: Pairs well with the Shape Drawing Challenge: one shape, many ideas.
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12 Christmas words hidden across, down and on the diagonal. No backwards words, so it’s friendly for new readers.
Tip: Younger kids can find the words in a buddy pair, one reading and one circling.
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A Christmas maze: help the elf carry a present from the workshop to the tree, then draw what was inside.
Tip: Trace the path with a finger first, then with a crayon.
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Eight Christmas words with their letters mixed up. Use the word bank if you get stuck.
Tip: Cover the word bank for a harder version.
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Two letter sudoku puzzles: an easy one that spells SNOW and a harder one that spells SLEIGH.
Tip: In the SLEIGH puzzle the boxes are 2 rows by 3 columns. Shade one box to show students.
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Take it to the class party or a family get-together. Mark a square each time you spot something, and shout “Merry Christmas!” for three in a row.
Tip: Print a few so every kid gets a card.
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Frost the right number of slices to show halves, thirds, quarters and eighths, then share a giant cookie with friends.
Tip: Ask: is 2/4 the same as 1/2? Compare the two cookies side by side.
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Count the stars, bells, presents and trees, make tally marks and find the total.
Tip: Give kids a crayon for each kind so they can color as they count.
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Ask your family or class to vote for a favorite cookie, tally the votes and draw a bar graph.
Tip: Bake or bring in the winning cookie for the class party.
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Eight short Christmas word problems: wrapping presents, sharing cookies and counting buttons. Draw a picture to help.
Tip: Let kids act out the problems with counters or wrapped blocks.
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Write a word or a line for each letter of CHRISTMAS about the sights, smells and people you love in December.
Tip: Younger kids can write one word per letter; older kids write a full line.
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A friendly letter to the North Pole: say hello, share a kind thing you did and list a few wishes.
Tip: Add a wish for someone else: kids can wish for a gift for a friend or family member too.
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Six gift coupons that cost nothing: a big hug, help with dinner, a story. Cut them out and give them away.
Tip: Talk about gifts that are kind instead of bought. Kids can staple the coupons into a little book.
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Six gift tags to draw on and fill in. Cut them out, punch a hole and tie them onto presents.
Tip: Print on card stock so the tags are sturdy.
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A four-panel comic: the elf lost the big list on Christmas Eve! How does it get found in time?
Tip: Give a starter: “It was Christmas Eve, and the list was gone…”
Print this sheet (PDF)All 20 worksheets and the answer key in one PDF. Print the whole thing for a Christmas folder, or pick the pages you need from the print dialog.
Print all 20 (PDF)Five pages for a December class party or the last day before break: Christmas Bingo, Christmas Gift Tags, Christmas Word Search, Help the Elf Deliver the Gift, Decorate the Ornaments.
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Thanksgiving worksheets20 pages: Turkey in Disguise, pie fractions, dinner bingo, a THANKFUL poem and place cards.
Hanukkah worksheets20 pages: light the menorah, the dreidel game, counting candles, latkes and an eight nights journal.The elf, the yeti, the gingerbread friends and the ornaments on these sheets come from Kevin Coulston’s Christmas books. Each book has 50 activities for a different age.
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Yes. All 20 sheets and the answer key are free to print for home and classroom use. Print one sheet at a time or the whole set as one PDF.
Kids in kindergarten through 5th grade, about ages 5 to 11. Each sheet lists its grades. The drawing sheets, the maze and Count the Christmas Things suit the youngest kids; the sudoku, the cookie graph and the comic suit older kids.
Yes. The answer key covers the word search, the scrambled words, both sudoku puzzles, Count the Christmas Things and Elf Workshop Math. It is the last page of the full PDF and also a PDF on its own.
Print the class party pack: Christmas bingo, gift tags, the word search, the elf maze and Decorate the Ornaments. Add crayons and scissors and the party has a quiet table too.
Yes. Each sheet has a light colored header that also looks fine in black and white. They are US Letter size and also print on A4.
All sheets are US Letter, print well in black and white, and are free for home and classroom use. Not every family celebrates Christmas. In class, most of these sheets also work as winter pages, and our Hanukkah worksheets are here too. More for teachers: thinking sheets, no-prep sub plans and the teacher resources library.
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