Free teacher resources · Calm Christmas learning

Christmas worksheets and classroom games for little learners

Thirty-six ready-to-print pages for preschool, kindergarten and early primary. Practise picture words, trace and write, count and solve, search an I Spy page, or play picture bingo—no signup required.

  • 3complete packs
  • 36ready-to-print pages
  • $0no signup
Flori and Luna in a warm Christmas room
Familiar Christmas pictures for words, numbers and shared play

Print only what you need

Choose a Christmas pack

Every pack uses clear black-line pictures, short instructions and an answer or grown-up guide.

Christmas picture-word cards for Santa, snowman, reindeer, tree, present and stocking
Early literacy · Ages 3-6

Christmas Picture Words & Tracing

Twelve gentle pages with 12 picture-word cards, large word tracing, picture-to-word matching, beginning sounds, word-part clapping and an open drawing-and-writing page.

12 US Letter pages · grown-up guide included
Christmas counting worksheet with one bell, two snowmen, three presents and four reindeer
First math · Ages 3-6

Christmas Picture Math Pack

Twelve pages of counting to eight, number writing to ten, more and fewer, adding and taking away within five, missing numbers, repeating patterns and a simple picture graph.

12 US Letter pages · answer key included
Christmas I Spy page with friendly pictures to find and count
I Spy & group games · Ages 4-7

Christmas I Spy & Classroom Games

Twelve pages with a picture-counting I Spy, identical-picture matching, odd-one-out and pattern puzzles, four 3-by-3 bingo boards, caller cards, movement breaks and story prompts.

12 US Letter pages · four bingo boards

Classroom use: Free for personal, school and classroom activity use. Print at actual size or fit to page.

A low-pressure classroom routine

Preview, practise, play

Show the picture words first, complete one short activity together, then revisit the same images in bingo, coloring or a browser game.

  1. 1
    Preview two or three pictures

    Name them together before adding a writing or number task.

  2. 2
    Choose one small goal

    Count, match, trace or play rather than finishing every page in one sitting.

  3. 3
    Allow different answers

    Children can point, speak, draw, sign or use a familiar home-language word.

Continue away from the screen

Keep the Christmas words in a book

Explore the same seasonal vocabulary in live bilingual picture books and roomy coloring books for young children.