Christmas Printable Activities for Kids

If you are searching for seasonal and educational Christmas Printable Activities for Kids, you’ll love this printable pack!

I created this Christmas printable activities for kids geared towards preschoolers to kindergarten students.

Isn’t this age group so fun? A time in their life when they are excited to learn and want to soak up all the information that is floating around them. It really is quite fun to be able to teach and learn through their eyes as well.

Do you want to see more printables? Make sure to have a look at these Christmas Worksheets for Kids.

After this week we will be off of school so it’s nice to have some fun activities to have the kids to do that are related to Christmas. My daughter loves having her own set of worksheets to do while her older brothers are working on their school work. These are some activities that she likes to try or sometimes she just ends up coloring everything. As long as she is learning and getting in the habit, I’m fine with it.

My son loves worksheets while my oldest never took to them. Kids are so different, you never know what they will like. Both my littles love completing worksheets and fly through them. I’ve come up with some fun ideas to help your little one learn and play at the same time.

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Christmas Printable Activities for Kids

You’ll love these Christmas Printable Activities for Kids. I love to print it off and laminate them and have them packaged up and ready for our holiday travels.

Each kid gets their own activity pack and they get to work on it at their leisure. It’s the perfect way to have an activity for your child to keep them engaged and active so you can travel with everyone calm in the car.

It’s also a good idea to have this in your purse or carry on luggage too when traveling. Your kiddos will love having something to do especially if you are stuck somewhere where it seems like there is nothing else to do!

Printer (I have this one)
Paper
Pencil
Scissors

Recommended Christmas Books for Kids

Celebrate the holidays and infuse the Christmas spirit into your homeschool with any of these memorable Christmas books.

Dasher: How a Brave Little Doe Changed Christmas Forever Little Red Sleigh: A Heartwarming Christmas Book For Children Mr. Willowby’s Christmas Tree The Best Christmas Pageant Ever A Gift to Remember Cranberry Christmas (Cranberryport)

Recommended Christmas Activity Kits

Little Learners Print & Go Activity Kit: Christmas

Bring Christmas into the schoolroom and make it a part of every day in December.

Christmas Tree Decorating Craft

Kids will enjoy decorating Christmas trees with this Christmas Tree Decorating Craft. A great way to practice hand and eye coordination, too.

This Christmas printable activities for kids set includes:

2 tracing sheets
2 puzzles
2 pattern sheets
2 notebooking pages
1 drawing sheet
2 writing sheets

The great part about having multiple Christmas printables is that it gives the kids so many fun options to do! They’ll love being able to have their own printables and do their own work at their very own pace. And you’ll love knowing that they’ll have so much fun with these festive holiday worksheets.

And now we have tons more fun printable kindergarten worksheets to share.

If you missed it, I also created some Christmas counting mats as well so make sure to check them out, too.

Options for These Christmas Printable Activities For Kids

While this packet is super simple to print off and use, don’t forget that you can also use these sporadically as well.

One of the best things that we do in our house about learning is that we tend to celebrate the holidays as they come. This means that we put a lot of focus on Christmas printables during Christmas and the same with the other holidays and events as well.

What you’ll notice is that you can easily print off these fun holiday worksheets and then pair them up with fun Christmas books, too. Because anytime you can combine work and reading, it’s just an awesome way to get the kids to learn more and be even more engaged than they already are.