December Worksheets with Christmas Math Centers
Description
This worksheet collection, titled “December Worksheets with Christmas Math Centers,” is designed for students to engage in fun and educational math activities throughout the holiday season. It’s suitable for both teachers and parents who want to reinforce math skills engagingly. This resource can be used in the classroom, at home, or during holiday-themed math centers.
Usage: Use these worksheets to reinforce math skills during the festive month of December. These activities are ideal for both classroom learning and at-home practice, making it a versatile resource for educators and parents. Students can work on these math activities independently or with guidance.
Activity: The main point of this worksheet collection is to reinforce various math skills, including number writing, counting, sequencing, and more, in a Christmas-themed context.
Tools Needed: pencils, markers, and crayons.
Page Size: 8.5″x11″ (Letter Size)
User Instruction:
- Number Writing to 30: Trace numbers 1-30.
- Count by 2 to Fill in the Missing Numbers: Begin with the number 2. Write the number 2 in the missing spots on the worksheet. Keep counting by 2 and filling in the missing numbers until you reach 30.
- Fill in the Missing Numbers: Look at the numbers on the worksheet. Write the missing numbers in the blank spaces to complete the sequence from 1 to 30.
- Write Numbers 1-30: Write numbers from 1 to 30 in order in the blank spaces provided.
- Count the Candy Canes and Write the Number: Count the candy canes in each row. Write the number of candy canes you counted in the space provided.
- Count the Santa’s and Write the Number: Count the Santa Claus images in each row. Write the number of Santa Claus images you counted in the space provided.
- Draw Candy Canes on the Ten Frames to Show Each Number: Look at the number. Draw the number of candy canes in the ten frames to match it.
- Count How Many More to Make 10 and Complete the Number Sentence: Count the objects in the ten frames. Write how many more are needed to make 10 in the blank space. Complete the number sentence with the correct number.
- Roll the Dice and Record the Number: Roll a dice. Write down the number that you rolled. Keep rolling and writing until a number reaches the top.
- Color the Picture, Cut on the Dotted Lines, and Put It Back Together: Color the Picture. Cut on the dotted lines. Put the picture back together by arranging the numbers in order.
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