
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 includedFree teacher resources · Calm Christmas learning
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.

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

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
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
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 boardsClassroom use: Free for personal, school and classroom activity use. Print at actual size or fit to page.
Keep the same pictures in play
Move from paper to coloring, vocabulary and gentle games without introducing a new set of unfamiliar pictures.
Color or print14 Christmas coloring pagesUse a phone, tablet or crayons
Patterns and wordsLight a Christmas patternChoose from the available game languages
Read and matchPack Santa's sleighMatch translated words to pictures
Make your ownBuild a Christmas coloring pageArrange decorations, then print it
One-page PDFPrint the Flori and Luna Christmas sceneA quick coloring activity with no signupA low-pressure classroom routine
Show the picture words first, complete one short activity together, then revisit the same images in bingo, coloring or a browser game.
Name them together before adding a writing or number task.
Count, match, trace or play rather than finishing every page in one sitting.
Children can point, speak, draw, sign or use a familiar home-language word.
Continue away from the screen
Explore the same seasonal vocabulary in live bilingual picture books and roomy coloring books for young children.