Christmas Preschool Printable Pack 15+ Activities

As I know how much you loved the Apple pack, I’m thrilled to release the Christmas preschool printable pack for you! It is packed full of more than 15 activities to support your preschooler or even kindergartener for several levels of learning. There are many ways that you can differentiate to fit the needs of your kids.

Here’s a quick look at the table of contents so that you can see what is included.

Play Dough Pretend Play Set
3 Sets of Clip Cards (color, ten-frame, array)
Class Set of BINGO Ten-Frames
3 Sets of Counting Cards
2 Graphing Dice Games
Line Tracing Cards
Line-Up Puzzles for Counting to 5 & 10
3 Matching Games (picture, number, alphabet)
Missing Number Cards
2 Sets of Number Mats (empty ten-frame, filled ten-frame)
3 Levels of AB Patterns
2 Sets of Counting to 10 Puzzles (array, ten-frame)
3 Roll and Count Pages
4 Spin & Cover Games (1-5, 6-10, shape, picture)
Ten-Frame Cards
Tic-Tac-Toe
4 Sets of Tracing Cards (uppercase, lowercase, number, shape)
Visual Discernment Clip Cards
Trace, Write & Draw the Room
Sorting Mats

See, I told you it has a ton of stuff!!

Without further ado, let’s take a closer look!

First off, is the Christmas play dough scenery that I shared with you yesterday. You can get the scenery for free here, I have simply included it in this pack for convenience.

You can use the play dough set to work on language skills, counting, positional words and the very important, pretend play.

Clothespin cards for matching colors

Matching is very important skill to learn. It seems simple on the surface, but noticing details in objects will actually help kids become better at math later on when they notice inconsistencies in patterns or errors in figuring a problem.

Clothespin cards for counting to 10

These bright cards are so much fun to work with and the clothespins add a bit of fine-motor practice to the activity to help prepare kids for writing.

There are two versions of counting to 10 clip cards included. One for ten-frames and one for arrays.

Christmas Tree Ornament counting activity

You can use this by laying all the trees and ornaments out on a table or you can hole-punch each of them and thread the ornaments onto a pipe cleaner.

Visual Discrimination Clip Cards

After you laminate these, you can put them on book rings to keep them contained. Then, the students can use a dry-erase crayon or marker to indicate the correct answer.

There are four options included:

Largest
Smallest
Matching
Different

Puzzles for Counting to 10

2 Match It! games: Numbers 1-6 and picture matching

You can increase or decrease the level of difficulty of the games by changing the amount of cards you are finding matches for.

Line-up puzzles for counting to 5 and 10

To make it easy for beginners, give them one puzzle at a time. You can even print an extra copy, slide it into a page protector and have the students match the pieces to that. For more skilled kids, you can mix the puzzles together.

Missing numbers

Students can find the missing numbers from 1-10 with these fun Christmas lights.

Tic-Tac-Toe

More than just a fun game, this helps students to build reasoning skills without even feeling like they are working.

Write-the-room

I’ve included 3 variations to make differentiation easy. You can choose from tracing, writing or stamping. I like to place the pictures close to the floor, so that the kids have to stand up, bend down, sit down, lean over, etc. In other words, lots of good movement.