Christmas season brings a whole new activity book for your kids to learn with – print out our printable Christmas Quiet book, assemble it, and let the fun learning begin.
This book covers a variety of basic skills, appropriate for preschool, kindergarten and even grade 1 – use them all or pick out the activity sheets that suit your kid’s needs best.
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In this Christmas learning book, your kids will explore a whole range of activities.
You can print out just the ones that meet your child’s needs best, or print them all. Need more? Make this learning book even more interesting by adding pages from our other activity books, we have quite a few in our collection already.
What you need to make this bug activity book
- our printable Christmas activity book
- laminator and laminating pouches
- optional page protectors
- binder
- paper and printer
- Velcro dots or similar
- scissors
- glue stick for securing the small parts into laminating pouches
Printable Christmas Quiet Book Walk-trough the Activity Pages
There are 11 different activities included in this activity book, so there are plenty of ways to learn.
Color Word Matching Christmas Wreath
This activity is great for learning the color words – if your kids still don’t read, you can color in the bottom cirlces with crayons to help them out.
Let the kids read out the color words and match the circles in that color, as they do the Christmas wreath will look nicer and nicer.
Counting Baubles
Can your kids count to 8? This tree matching activity will require them to count all the baubles on each of the trees and match them to the correct tree stump.
Reindeer Emotions
Let your kids explore a wide range of emotions and states of mind with this fun matching activity.
Have the kids read the emotion and try to match the reindeer head to the correct one.
Simple Addition
If you have advanced students who already know their addition, why not offer them this fun reindeer addition page.
Have the kids match up the addition problem to the solution.
Color Patterns
Have the kids look at the 3 color blobs in each of the boxes and have them find the gift that is colored with those 3 colors.
Shapes
Let’s decorate the Christmas three!
And while at it, why not practice some basic shapes too. This one is great for preschool.
Alphabet Christmas Lights
These activity comes with 4 sheets – the black and white lights come in upper case and lower case and so do the color lights.
This means you can have your kids either practice letter recognition by having them match upper case to upper case and lower case to lower case letters. Or you can have them work on matching the upper case letters to the lower case ones.
Mix and Match Christmas Characters
This is a fun one. While you can have your kids complete the puzzles and build a reindeer, an Elf, a gingerbread man and Santa you can also have them mix and match their body parts to come up with a variety of new characters.
Why not have Santa Claus with a reindeer head. Or a gingerbread man with an elf’s head and Santa’s feet? There are so many possibilities.
Size sorting
Sort the gifts by size, from the smallest to largest, from largest to smallest or by a random order.
Number Sense
Let your kids work on number sense. This activity will have them practice the number sense with numbers up to 5.
There should be 3 socks hanging on each of the fireplaces, match the correct ones to the correct fireplace.
Build an Elf
There is a variety of different mouth expressions and eyes you can use to make the silliest elf there is.
Alphabet Tracing
It’s time to put those writing skills to the test. We’ve had so much fun with other activities, so why not wrap it up with some writing.
Happy learning!
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