Here’s a grammar practice book I put together to squeeze in a little more grammar during the holidays. Each day (there are 9 days’ worth) the students read part of the story and do some simple grammar exercises with the passage. Then they are asked to illustrate the passage (built-in fast finisher for your quicker students). I’m doing these as daily warm ups, but it’s go well pretty much anywhere I think. Happy holidays!
Click: Twas the Night Before Christmas grammar book PDF
Here’s a grammar practice book I put together to squeeze in a little more grammar during the holidays. Each day (there are 6 days’ worth) the students read part of the story and do some simple grammar exercises with the passage. Then they are asked to illustrate the passage (built-in fast finisher for your quicker students). I’m doing these as daily warm ups, but it’s go well pretty much anywhere I think. Happy holidays!
Click: Frosty the Snowman grammar book PDF
NOTE: A second grade teacher emailed me about her experience with this packet. She said her kids were fine on everything but the first page, which was a little bit hard for them. She says the rest of the pages will be the perfect challenge for them, as well as upper grades.
Still need practice with evens and odds? This is a good practice activity using dice. Kids roll two dice and they color in odd or even depending on the number they roll (see directions on sheet). Nice math worksheet for lower grades. Happy holidays!
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EASY winter holidays dice game to practice sums to 12. This game is especially good for 1st and 2nd grades. Right click on the page, choose “save image as” to save this game to your computer. Enjoy!
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Practicing patterns just got jollier!
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Another common vs. proper nouns worksheet… but winter holiday themed! Right the worksheet below, choose “save image as” and save it to your computer so you can resize it before you print it (full page, half page). Happy holidays!
Here’s a great idea I saw at a family fun night: Holiday math hopscotch. This one was around Halloween, but you could easily adapt the game for Christmas, Valentine’s day… pretty much anything. The kids had to throw a cloth spider on a hopscotch square. Then they had to tell the teacher a problem that the number in the square was an answer to. Then they could hop to it and pick it up. (Make your hopscotch as long as you want to provide the kids more numbers to work with.) Kids loved it!
Submitted by an awesome teacher in AZ. Thanks!
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