Children write in the letter for the missing beginning sound. They can also color the pages.
Beginning Sounds (Holiday Version)
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Reindeer Count
This fun holiday number activity allows your child to “show the number” with mini erasers, legos, or pom poms in the rectangle, “trace the number” in the square, and “count” the number by using the dotted ten frame.
I like to laminate these or put into a dry erase packet so they last longer.
Christmas Tree Color Match
Cut out the squares with the colored tree ornaments and match to the correct tree. Decorate the tree!
I like to laminate the trees and squares and add adhesive Velcro dots to them so that the ornaments will stick to the trees. Use a 3-hole punch and put in a Seasonal Binder for easy access.
Snowman Math
Number 1-12. For Pre-K to Kindergarten.
Matching the snowball with the math problem to the snowman with the answer.
Laminate to last longer. Add adhesive Velcro dots.
Reindeer Games Ten Frame (1-10)
This fun ten frame is great fun as the kiddos count Rudolph’s red noses! 1-10!
Use red mini pom-poms or mini holiday erasers to add to the festivity.
Gingerbread Cookie Count (1-10)
Sweeten up your child’s learning with this Gingerbread Cookie Count pack. Cut out each number card and match to the baking sheet with the correct cookies. Laminate to last longer. 1-10.
Gingerbread Ten Frame
Cheer up this holiday season with Gingerbread Ten Frames! Use holiday themed mini erasers or sparkly mini pom poms to count from 1-10.
Christmas Tree Activities
8 pages of fun activities based around the Christmas tree!
From coloring and painting to counting; your young ones will have fun with these!
All pages are in black and white.
Christmas Fun Work Pages
Work pages to get your young ones excited for learning this holiday season.
We begin with a Numbers and coloring page, then move to a sheet to learn “big and small”. After that some fun prewriting practice by helping Santa get to the present.
All sheets are in black and white.
Turkey Count and Cover
Cut out the numbered cards and have your child draw one at a time. As they draw a card; they cover that number on the giant turkey. Use mini erasers, pom-poms, whatever works for your little ones.
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