Christmas Math
Activities
Christmas Math
Activities
Graphing
Activities - The holidays provide wonderful opportunities for graphing.
Here are some fun graphs to do with your class:
A
Charlie Brown Christmas Pasta Graph - Kraft makes macaroni and cheese pasta
in the shape of characters from "A Charlie Brown Christmas" Place some
pieces of the pasta in a ziploc bag. Students place them on the graph where
they belong. Click below for a reproducible for the Charlie Brown Christmas
Graph.
Winter
Lucky Charms Graph - Children graph Winter Lucky Charms. I found a box
of Winter Lucky Charms at Wal-Mart! If you can get your hands on a box,
here is a reproducible I made for the children to graph a baggie of Winter
Lucky Charms.
Gingerbread
Bites Graph - Give each child a gingerbread cookie. I usually buy the Little
Debbie kind. Students take one bite and graph which part of the gingerbread
he/she bit first. There are other wonderful Gingerbread unit activities
at:
Candy
Cane Patterns - Trace a candy cane line on a large sheet of green construction
paper, one for each student. Have 1X1, red and white squares cut. Each
student decides on a pattern, for example red, red, white, or white, white,
white, red, etc.. Students trace the line on the construction paper with
glue and then lays the colored squares in a pattern along the line to make
a candy cane. You can trim around them in a candy cane shape. I hang these
outside on my wall to add to our gingerbread house display.
Santa's
Gifts classroom book - Student draws a number of presents under a Christmas
tree and fills in the blanks. Santa left __ gifts under the tree. ____
for you and ___ for me. Click below for the reproducible
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