Wednesday, July 6, 2016

Christmas in July With Presents!

I. Love. Christmas!
Need I say more!

So I am celebrating......

I posting four free Christmas activities for you to collect and use when it really is December.
 
The first activity was actually in the TpT Christmas EBook!
It is a popular free activity!
 There are so many great stories about trains for children! A very special story for the holiday season is the classic "The Polar Express" by Chris Van Allsburg's. This fun product incorporates 5 geometric shapes into the building of a train engine, plus a creative literacy activity.
 
This activity can also be used in a center, but it is better if the pieces are laminated first. Some of the pieces are small so a baggie helps to keep any from getting lost.
 
 The second free activity is
 

 
This product is a math activity for counting down the days until December 25th Christmas Day. One page is color and the other is black and white. It starts on December 1st by gluing one cotton ball on the #1 spot. Glue one piece on everyday until the big day!

It is good practice for number sequence, plus adding and subtracting the days until the 25th! It can be hung in your classroom or send one home with each child.

I always sent home a copy of Santa's Beard and a bag of 25 cotton balls to each child. It makes a great early student Christmas present! If no cotton is available, the numbers can be colored or marked off as each day passes.
 
 The third free activity is
This is a fun seasonal activity for Christmas that can be used a variety of ways.

There are several versions of this in color or black and white download. One has the words “Santa’s List” at the top, one “Nice,” one “Naughty” and the last is blank.

Children can write down things they have done to get them on the Nice List and the Naughty List! It helps to give them an understanding of good behavior and not as good behavior. Plus, motivate positive behavior to add to the Nice List that will last long after Christmas!

Children can write down what they want for Christmas right on the scroll! The list can be mailed to Santa after coloring.
 
The fourth and last activity is a bookmark! 
 Here are two pages of bookmarks for Christmas. One page is color and the other is black and white.

It can be used to motivate reading with the words "A Very Merry Reader." The clip art is appropriate for a wide range of groups. 
 
I have a variety of other Christmas products in my store too!
 
So celebrate Christmas in July with me!


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Enjoy! 


11 comments:

  1. Thanks!!! I love Christmas, too!!

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    1. You are so very welcome! My favorite holiday!

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  2. My kiddos will LOVE this! ! Thanks! Happy Christmas in JULY! Wendy 1stgradefireworks

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  3. This is great! Thank you for sharing and Merry Christmas in July! - Anita

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    1. Thank you! Such fun to have Christmas in July and "HoHoHo" to you too!

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  4. What a great idea! Tons of freebies-I am so excited-thank you!

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