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Christmas Literacy Activities
Bring the Christmas Spirit with these 20 creative thinking Christmas Literacy activities! Differentiated for all learners, These language rich creative thinking Christmas Literacy activities foster creative thinking to increase learning in all areas. See below for a description of these unique Christmas activities! Perfect for Christmas morning work, Christmas writing activities and Christmas early finishers.
This is the PRINT & DIGITAL. It is provided in both printer-friendly black and white and full color.
Included in this Christmas Literary Activities packet you will find:
Wow…That’s Quite a Tree- What can't you hang on a tree?
My Life as an Elf- How would things be different if you were an elf?
New and Improved Christmas Ornaments- Design the perfect ornament
Santa’s Prototype- Combine Santa's Sleigh and a Mini Van and make a new vehicle so that Santa can travel in style this Christmas Eve
Stocking Solutions- You KNOW you can make a better Christmas stocking. Make your Christmas stocking bigger, add something and replace something
Christmas ABC’s- Think of Christmas Vocabulary
Wrapping Dilemma- How can you wrap a Christmas present without paper?
It’s SANTA!- The answer is Santa. You write the questions
Peppermint Profusion- You have too many Christmas candy canes. Think of 10 new uses for all those candy canes
Christmas Thingy- You are given a picture and have to tell what it has to do with Christmas
Christmas Future- Predict 5 Christmas traditions that you will have with your family when you grow up
‘Tis the Season of Giving- The new rule is that you have to donate one old item for each Christmas gift you receive. Come up with reasons as to why this is a good idea.
How is a Christmas Cookie Like a Cat?- Think of 6 things that a Christmas cookie and a cat have in common for this Christmas Literacy activity
A Gift for Santa- What do you get a magical man who has everything? Think of some gifts that you could give to Santa Clause
All I Want for Christmas is an Invention- It's your job to make a new Christmas invention. You can either make a device that helps you wrap presents, measure the speed of Santa's sleigh or helps you get to sleep on Christmas Eve. Write 3 sentences about your Christmas invention
The Christmas Spirit- Think of 3 situations in which it is ALWAYS better to receive than to give.
The Tallest Tree EVER- Figure out a few ways to get to the top of your tree with a few common household items
No Ladder, No Lights? No WAY!- You don't have a ladder, but you have to hang Christmas lights on your house. Think of 3 alternative ways that you can hang the lights
Christmas is...- Write a Christmas list poem
Advice for Santa- Santa is asking for advice on how he can help children behave better.
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Sample Answers included with these Christmas Literacy activities to get you and your class thinking!
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These Christmas Literacy activities makes a great Christmas early finishers packet! Use these Christmas activities as sponge activities to get your students thinking. Set up some Christmas centers around the Christmas holiday using these Christmas Activities.
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