2nd Grade Christmas Math | 2nd Grade Christmas | 2nd Grade Christmas Literacy

2nd Grade Christmas Math | 2nd Grade Christmas | 2nd Grade Christmas Literacy

This 2nd Grade Christmas Worksheets Review Bundle includes dozens of Christmas Math and Literacy worksheets perfect for 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders. With over 100 pages, you will be overjoyed to find everything from Christmas word puzzles to Christmas double digit addition worksheets. Below is a detailed list of each 2nd Grade Christmas Math and 2nd Grade Christmas Literacy resource included in this Christmas Activities and Worksheets bundle.

1. Christmas Bar Graph and Picture Graph Activity

If you're looking for a festive way to teach bar graphs and picture graphs this holiday season, this is the resource for your class! Students survey their classmates and gather data about favorite Christmas songs. Once they have gathered their data, they must record their data on a Tally Chart, Picture Graph, and Bar Graph. After they're finished, they must answer a page of comprehension questions about the data they gathered.

Chart/Graphs Included:

• • Tally Chart
  • Picture Graph
  • Bar Graph

Songs Included on Chart/Graphs:

• • Jingle Bells
  • Deck the Halls
  • Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
  • Sleigh Ride
  • Let it Snow!
  • Santa Claus is Comin' to Town

2. Christmas Skip Counting by 5's, 10's, and 100's Worksheets

Santa needs help counting all the gifts for Christmas! He wants to count by 5’s, 10's and 100's. Students help him "count the gifts" by finishing the skip counting patterns on each page. This resource has 3 pages and is perfect for assessing skip-counting skills.

3. Christmas Abbreviations Worksheets

This Christmas Abbreviations Worksheet Pack is the perfect solution to assessing students on their knowledge of abbreviations of all kinds. This resource covers months, days, titles, common street names, and units of measurement. Whether you use these pages as practice sheets or assessments - they'll do the job!

4. Christmas ABC Order Cut and Paste Activities

If you're looking for a fun and festive way to teach -- or simply review alphabetical order this holiday season, look no further! This Christmas ABC Order Cut and Paste Activity Pack includes 5 ABC Order Activities with 12 words in each activity. Students simply cut out the Christmas-themed words, put them in alphabetical order, and paste them on the answer sheet. Yes, it's that easy!

5. Christmas Acrostic Poem Worksheets | Christmas Acrostic Poetry Pack

Looking for some simple and festive acrostic poem templates? Look no further, I've got you covered! These acrostic poem pages are perfect for the month of December as your students gear up for Christmas! Perfect for fast-finishers, your students will love using their imaginations to write Christmas-themed acrostic poetry!

Acrostic Poem Templates Included:

• • CHRISTMAS
  • JOYFUL
  • PRESENT
  • SNOMAN
  • SANTA

6. Christmas Adjectives Decorating and Describing Activity

For this fun and engaging adjectives activity, students will color and decorate a Christmas tree, Santa, elf, reindeer, and gingerbread people. Then, students write fun and creative adjectives to describe each picture on the lines provided below.

7. Christmas Cause and Effect Cut and Paste Activity

This Christmas Cause and Effect Cut and Paste Activity is the perfect addition to your December ELA unit this holiday season! Students read each "Cause" and paste the corresponding "Effect" in the box beside it to complete the probable scenario. Both positive and negative Cause and Effect scenarios are included.

Cause and Effect Scenarios:

• • If you are on Santa's naughty list/then you will get a lump of coal in your stocking.
  • If you eat too many Christmas cookies/then you might get a bellyache.
  • If you don't dress warm in the snow/then you might get frostbite.
  • If you give a present to a friend/then you might get one in return!
  • If you hang your stocking with care/then St. Nick might fill it with yummy treats!
  • If you wake up late on Christmas morning/then you may miss out on a tasty breakfast.
  • If you stay up late on Christmas Eve/then you might see Santa Claus!

8. Christmas Compare & Contrast Venn Diagram Activities

In this resource, you will find five different Venn diagram templates. Students will use analytical skills to compare and contrast the two items provided on each Venn diagram. Students will compare and contrast the following:

• Santa Claus vs. Santa's Elf
• Christmas Tree vs. Christmas Wreath
• My Sled vs. Santa's Sleigh
• Christmas Candles vs. Christmas Lights
• My Stocking vs. My Sock

9. Christmas Context Clues Worksheet Pack

This Christmas Context Clues Worksheet Pack is the perfect addition to your Reading Comprehension Unit this holiday season! This resource has 3 worksheets for practicing context clues. On each page, students read each sentence carefully. Then, they circle or highlight any "clues" in the sentence that help them understand the meaning of the underlined word. Then, students must write what they think the underlined word means based on the clues they found in the sentence! Happy Holidays and enjoy!

10. Christmas Friendly Letter Templates | Friendly Letter Templates for Pen Pals

If you're looking for fun and festive friendly letter templates for your students, look no further - I've got you covered! This resource includes 20 templates and a Parts of a Friendly Letter poster. Each template includes a space for the heading, greeting, body (indented first line), closing and signature. Your students will love writing letters to their friends, family, or even pen pals! After they finish writing their letter(s), they can color the border and holiday-themed illustration on the bottom of the page!

11. Christmas Word Search Puzzles | Christmas Crossword Puzzles | Word Scrambles

If you're looking for festive and educational fast-finisher activities for your class this holiday season, look no further! Your students will absolutely love these Christmas Word Searches, Crossword Puzzles, and Word Scramble Puzzles. You'll also receive a few additional Christmas Writing Activities. See a detailed list of activities included below.

Included Resources:

• • 5 Christmas Crossword Puzzles + Keys - Includes 5 classic crossword puzzles with holiday-themed riddles and fill-in-the-blank sentences!

• • 5 Christmas Word Search Puzzles + Keys - Includes 5 holiday-themed horizontal/vertical/diagonal word search puzzles (no backwards words)!

• • 5 Christmas Word Scramble Puzzles + Keys - Includes 5 pages of holiday-themed words that need to be unscrambled! Each page has its own theme to make unscrambling a little easier for young learners!

• • "Christmas" Word Maker Activity - On this page, students create as many words as they can using the word, "Christmas."

• • "A List of Reasons Why I'm on the Nice List" Writing Activity - Students write a list of reasons why they're on the nice list, or not on the naughty list!

• • "How to Decorate a Christmas Tree" Writing Activity - This is a simple, step-by-step "How-to" writing activity for students!

• • "Christmas Party" Writing Activity - This is a simple, fun writing activity where students must plan their own Christmas party, including the guest list, the games, the snacks, and the music playlist!

12. Christmas Journal Writing Prompt Pages | Christmas Writing Response Pages

If you're looking for a quick & festive writing activity for your students, this is the resource for you! Included on each of the 6 pages is a writing prompt, drawing box, and primary dotted lines for writing a response to the prompt. This resource is perfect for morning work the week before Christmas!

6 Writing Prompts Included:

• • If I was one of Santa's Elves...
  • My Favorite Christmas Tradition...
  • My Christmas List this Year...
  • When I Can't Sleep on Christmas Eve...
  • The Best Gift I've Ever Given...
  • The Best Gift I've Ever Received...

13. Christmas Opinion Writing Graphic Organizers & Final Draft Pages | Opinion Pack

This fun and festive opinion writing resource has 5 opinion essay graphic organizers + 5 final draft sheets. Each graphic organizer has a space for an opinion, four reasons, and a conclusion. On the final draft page, you will find the prompt, primary-dotted writing lines, and a cute holiday-themed illustration at the bottom. Below you can read each of the prompts provided in this resource.

Prompts Included:

• • What is your favorite holiday treat?
  • What do you want for Christmas?
  • What is your favorite holiday tradition?
  • Do you prefer giving or receiving gifts?
  • What is your favorite holiday movie?

14. Christmas Parts of Speech Coloring Activity | Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives

If you're looking for a FREE way to review nouns, verbs, and adjectives this holiday season - look no further, I've got you covered! Download this FREE Parts of Speech coloring activity. Students color the nouns red, the verbs green, and the adjectives yellow.

15. Christmas Peppermint Candy Rectangular Arrays Activity | Peppermint Arrays

This Christmas Peppermint Candy Rectangular Arrays Activity is the perfect addition to your December Rectangular Arrays math unit. On the first page, students write addition sentences to match the provided peppermint candy rectangular arrays. Then, on the following page, students use peppermint candy to create their own rectangular arrays in the boxes provided. Last, they write addition sentences to describe those same rectangular arrays that they created using peppermint candies! This product is a great way for students to learn and have fun doing it!

16. Christmas Roll-A-Sentence Writing Activity | Christmas Sentence Writing Activity

Are you tired of your students writing simple, boring sentences? Could they use a little help adding details? If so, then this Christmas Roll-A-Sentence Writing Activity is the resource you need! This activity is a silly and festive way to teach your students how to write DETAILED sentences. Students simply must roll a die four times to build a sentence that includes the who, what, where & when... one roll at a time!

For example:

Roll #1 (WHO), student rolls a 4: Rudolph

Roll #2 (WHAT), student rolls a 3: baked Christmas cookies

Roll #3 (WHERE), student rolls a 5: up on the rooftop

Roll #4 (WHEN), student rolls a 1: the night before Christmas.

Completed Sentence: Rudolph baked Christmas cookies up on the rooftop the night before Christmas.

Students must write 5 detailed sentences in order to complete the activity.

17. Christmas Social Studies Mapping Activities Pack

If you're looking for a festive holiday-themed mapping activity for your students, you've come to the right place! Students pick a map, create a map key, and start decorating an "island" of their choice! The following maps can be found in this bundle:

• Santa's Island
• Rudolph Island
• Christmas Tree Island
• Snowman Island
• Gingerbread Island

18. Christmas Types of Sentences Worksheet | Santa Say What Christmas Worksheet

This "Santa Say What?!" Types of Sentences Worksheet is the perfect addition to your writing lesson this holiday season! Students fill in the speech bubbles with commands, questions, exclamations, and questions that they would expect Santa to say himself!

19. Christmas Wish List Templates

These Christmas Wish List Templates are the perfect addition to your classroom or home this holiday season! Students brainstorm ideas of gifts they'd like to receive. Included you will receive 3 different types of Christmas Wish List templates in 16 templates, varying in fonts, borders and clipart.

20. Contractions Worksheet FREEBIE | Christmas Contractions Worksheet Freebie

Looking for something quick and FREE?! I've got you covered! On this worksheet, students simply combine the two words and form a new contraction... on Santa!

Contractions Included:

• • can + not = can't
  • I + have = I've
  • they + are = they're
  • could + have = could've
  • he + is = he's
  • I + will = I'll
  • it + is = it's
  • would + not = wouldn't
  • I + am = I'm
  • do + not = don't
  • should + have = should've
  • have + not = haven't

21. My Christmas Pajamas Coloring and Adjective Activity

Get in the spirit of Christmas by having your students draw, color and decorate their Christmas jammies on the template provided. Then, have students write as many adjectives as they can to describe their Christmas pajamas on the lines provided at the bottom of the page! Students will love this activity so much that they will forget they're even learning about adjectives!

22. Santa Letter Writing Activity | Letter to Santa | Christmas Writing Activity

If you're looking for a fun way to get your students writing this Christmas season, you've come to the right place. In this resource, you will find several different types of Christmas writing activities for your students. For example, they will write lists, letters, a narrative piece, and even fill out an application. Using their best spelling and handwriting, they'll have to impress Santa and his elves to prove that they deserve to be on Santa's Nice List! Below is a detailed list of the activities included.

Santa's Nice List Application & Cover Letter

For this activity, students will fill out an application -- similar to a job application. However, this application will be to be on Santa's Nice List. They will fill in their name, age, school, teacher, parent names, and more. They will also have to answer some tough questions like, "Were you on the Nice List last year? If no, please explain." On the Nice List Cover Letter to Santa, students will have the opportunity to brag about their strengths and why they deserve to be on the Nice List. More than anything, this application is to celebrate the kindness and good choices of your students!

Nice Things I've Done This Year List & The Nicest Thing I Did This Year Narrative Piece

Included in this resource, you'll also find a blank list where students must write out all the nice things they've done this year (or, as many as they can remember). Then, they will write a short narrative about the nicest thing they've done this year. A box is included for an illustration.

What Would You Do? Scenarios

Because students are proving to Santa why they deserve to be on the Nice List, students must complete the "What Would You Do?" scenario pages. Each page has four fictional scenarios that students must imagine themselves in. They must answer the question at the end of each scenario..."What would you do?" This is a great resource for challenging to students to think about what they would do in difficult situations. It also prepares them for choices they might even face in the future. Encourage students to make the right choice... and to get their name on the Nice List!

Naughty or Nice Cut and Paste Sorting Activity

Also included is a sorting activity where students must cut out each "choice" ornament and paste it into either the "Naughty" or "Nice" category. For example, the ornament that says, "Clear your plate after lunch" would be pasted in the "Nice" category.

Letter to Santa Friendly Letter Templates

In this resource, you'll also receive four different blank friendly letter writing templates. These versatile friendly letter templates can be used for letters to Santa, friends, family, neighbors, teachers, and more.

My Christmas Wish List

A letter to Santa wouldn't be complete without a Christmas Wish List template. In this resource, you will find two different wish list templates - a boy and a girl template. Students will have the opportunity to fill out their Christmas Wish list and send it to Santa with their Nice List Application.

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