The Christmas tree is up, the smell of hot chocolate fills the air and you’re expecting family visits soon so the kids are excited and jumping off of the walls. Do you really want to sit down with your math textbook to teach the kids? Nope, we spend our December doing fun Christmas learning activities, so they’re still learning but it looks a lot different than the other months of the year.
If your child is learning to add up to 10, these Christmas addition puzzles are a perfect way to keep them learning and still maintain the fun. No writing needed but they need to match up the correct answers.
There are two puzzles for each number because I wanted to teach my daughter that there are numerous ways to add up to the same number.
Christmas Addition Puzzles Supplies
- Printer (I have this one
) - Paper or cardstock
- Laminator (optional)
- Scissors
)Print out the puzzles onto paper or cardstock, I use my trusty laminator
to laminate them so we can use them again.
Melissa & Doug Slice and Bake Wooden Christmas Cookie Play Food SetMelissa & Doug Countdown to Christmas Wooden Advent Calendar – Magnetic Tree, 25 MagnetsHoliday Stampers (24 Pack) Christmas Stamps AssortmentPLAYMOBIL Santa’s Sleigh with Reindeer
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To extend this activity, read some of these wonderful Christmas books below. We love snuggling on the couch to read during those cold winter months. Create your own advent calendar to count down the days before Christmas. Make your own Christmas ornaments and decorations. I love this time of the year for crafting and letting your kids use their imagination.
The Berenstain Bears and the Joy of GivingPolar Express 30th anniversary editionCorduroy’s Christmas SurpriseThe Story of the Nutcracker Ballet (Pictureback(R))How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (Classic Seuss)The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
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More Christmas Printables
A to Z Christmas Words Worksheet | Artsy Momma
Christmas Activities & Fine Motor Skills Practice Printable | The Natural Homeschool
Christmas Beginning Sound Worksheets | Mrs. Karle’s Sight and Sound Reading
Christmas Letter Puzzles Printables
Christmas Counting Match Up to 5 and 10
Catherine Anderson says
November 1, 2017 at 4:49 amIt’s the time of the year for Christmas Puzzles!! The kids love it here. Thanks for putting up the list.