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Christmas Worksheets for Preschool

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This Christmas, make learning fun with these Christmas worksheets for preschool. Engage your little ones with holiday math and literacy activities.

Set aside the workbooks and let your preschoolers complete these Christmas worksheets for a nice change of pace. They’ll focus on counting, writing, and more.

Christmas is a difficult time for many homeschoolers. There is so much going on outside of school – church activities, holiday parties, etc.

It can be hard to keep your kids’ focused on learning through this time. However, when you provide them with fun activities and worksheets like these, you can engage them in learning with fun holiday-themed pages.

Christmas Worksheets for Preschool

During the holidays, I need simple activities to keep things going. Anything too involved is likely to be set aside, because there is just so much going on.

This pack of worksheets is perfect, because they’re print and go! There is no prep work involved. For kids who enjoy coloring, print the pages on white paper. For kids who don’t, use red or green paper for a change of pace.

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What’s included:

• Graphing practice: Kids will cut/paste the images into the graph and write the number on the lines.

• Count and color: Read the instructions in each box, and color the correct number of items.

• Big or small: Kids will color the big item in each box.

• Prewriting practice: Kids will trace the lines from left to right.

• Pencil Control: This is another line tracing activity to help kids learn to control their pencils.

• Write the words: Kids will write eight different Christmas-themed words.

The black and white graphics on these worksheets will help you save on ink.

For your kids who like to color, this also gives them an opportunity to color each of the Christmas images on the pages.

Handy for These Worksheets

Colorful reusable dry-erase pocket sleeves

Dry-Erase Pocket Sleeves

Slide a worksheet in and reuse it again and again.

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Do A Dot Washable Paint Markers

Perfect for the dot and letter find pages.

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Preschool Safety Scissors

Blunt tips for cutting practice pages.

Fun ways to use these printables

Here are three fun, low-prep ways to use Christmas worksheets with preschoolers:

Worksheet + Movement Break

Turn worksheets into an active game. After completing a page, have kids do a quick Christmas action like hopping like a reindeer, spinning like a snowflake, or marching like toy soldiers. It keeps little bodies moving and attention high.

Cut, Glue, and Create

Use worksheets as craft starters. Let kids cut out pictures, glue them onto construction paper, and decorate with stickers, crayons, or cotton balls for snow. This builds fine-motor skills while turning paper work into hands-on fun.

Story Time Extensions

Pair worksheets with a Christmas book. Read a short story, then use a themed worksheet to talk about characters, colors, or counting related to the story. It helps reinforce learning while keeping the activity cozy and connected.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

These quick answers cover common questions about Christmas Worksheets for Preschool.

Adjust the reading, writing, coloring, cutting, or sensory requirements to the child’s current skills. Younger children may need more help.

Review the directions and gather the printed pages, writing or coloring tools, scissors if needed, and any listed materials before starting.

Yes. Prepare enough copies or shared materials and adjust the pace to the children involved. Follow any usage notes included with the resource.

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