Christmas Activities for the Classroom BIG Bundle (1st and 2nd Grades)

This Poinsettia has been a classroom favorite of my team for many years. We do this project early in the holiday season so we can decorate our classroom bulletin boards. These are beautiful, festive decorations that your students will love making and can be proud of!

Have fun with your students while practicing inference and listening skills by playing Christmas BINGO! Calling cards and 30 Bingo cards included.

This math Christmas art activity with symmetry is perfect for grades 1-3 and a great addition to any math center, early finishers, morning work, or holiday art activity. Students use the grid provided to draw the mirror half of the holiday image.

Practice numbers, shapes, basic money, addition and subtraction math skills with these fun and engaging color-by-code Christmas/holiday-themed activities! Christmas Color by Number activities are perfect for early finishers and math centers during the holidays in kindergarten, 1st Grade and review for 2nd grade.

Create this Santa Advent Calendar at the beginning of December and have your students add a cotton ball to Santa's beard each day. When his beard is full, it's Christmas!

This easy-to-make Christmas gift for parents is perfect for pre-K through 1st grade and is a beautiful gift young students can give their parents for the holidays.

Use the Santa Puppet to help tell the cute puppet book story about Santa Claus delivering a present. Teach positional / directional words and following directions. Santa jumps into his sleigh, through the clouds, over the house top, down the chimney, and under the Christmas tree to deliver a present.

It's a Roll and Cover Christmas Math Game for addition practice, perfect for K-2. A color and black and white copy is included plus directions to play. Copy on sturdy paper and laminate for durability or insert into a plastic sleeve.

Have your students build silly holiday sentences in a writing center by spinning the subject (who or what), the predicate (did what) and clauses (when or where) then write and share their silly sentences! Great for writing centers. Listen to them giggle when they build: Santa's beard made a gingerbread house during a fire drill.