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Preschool Holiday Worksheets

Our free holiday worksheets consist of Easter, St. Patrick’s Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. They are fun and educational tools for learning various objects and ideas that are representative of these occasions.

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It’s easy to use our preschool holiday printables.

We want daycare providers, parents, teachers, and everyone else involved with early childhood education to have an easy time printing our holiday worksheets. This is why we created two different printing options. The first way is to download the PDF of the holiday worksheet and then print it using free software like Acrobat Reader. The Chrome and Safari web browsers have a PDF viewer plugin already installed so you can actually print the PDF version directly in those browsers. We recommend using the PDFs. The second and easiest way to get our preschool holiday worksheets into the hands of your students is by selecting the “Print” icon. This will take you to a page on our daycare website where you can printout the image version of the free worksheet.

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Holiday Activities for Preschool

Kids love celebrating holidays! Find activity ideas and crafts for all the holidays in each season of the year.

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Winter Break Homework

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Ahh, winter vacation. Something that teachers and students often look forward to in order to enjoy a well deserved break! However, sometimes this means our students are getting perhaps a larger break from learning than we want them to! I love to incorporate all kinds of winter themed activities this time of year to keep the kids engaged! This fun, free, and editable winter break homework provides a great way for students to keep up some skills and good habits over break, all while still enjoying their time off!

*Pair with our Snow Centers & Activities for Pre-K/Kindergarten !

When my students are away from school for a holiday or extended break, I want them and their families to enjoy the break and not worry about “homework.”

However, I also know that several of them may not do any reading at all over the break (and we know how important reading is!) Unfortunately, this sometimes happens to the ones who need it most.

So I send home this fun little sheet to motivate families to work on some skill building over the two week break. It is simple and kids love to complete it for a little prize ( eraser , candy cane, bookmark ).

If you love this winter break homework challenge then be sure to grab the Spring Break version too !

Homework Directions

The directions couldn’t be any more simple! The students complete the various tasks on the mugs, and color them in as they do! Easy! Yet still educational and important!

Maybe you don’t teach Kindergarten, or maybe you prefer to have different directions at the top. Good news is that this document is now completely editable!

That’s right, you can type in your own directions as well as your own tasks on the mugs!

Note: I also allow all students the chance to complete the sheet with me for a prize, especially if I know of any situation where they maybe didn’t have parent support to complete it. I will count with them, help them with sight words, etc. and count it as extra practice when they return so that they can feel proud of accomplishing it too!

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19 Comments

When I try to print the mugs. All that shows up is the words, no mugs

I’d be happy to help you troubleshoot this issue.

You’ll want to make sure you are using an updated version of Adobe PDF Reader.

You also want to make sure you are opening the email from a home computer and not at school. District computers tend to not like our emails with links in them.

Please let me know if you have any questions?

Do you have a spring break version of this?

Hi Deonna, That is a wonderful idea! I will pass the message along to Alex and see if this is on our spring plans!

I’m also looking for the Spring Break Challenge! The Winter Break Challenge was great and very effective motivating my students! We start Spring Break soon!

Check your inbox for a message from me. : ) I just finished up the spring challenge for the Sunday Surprise today and will be putting it up on the blog later, but I sent a copy your way via email. So glad you will able to use it either this year or next!

The Spring and Winter Break Challenges are fantastic! Thank you so much for helping my students motivated to practice their new reading and writing skills!

Thank you so much for making this editable! I’m a bilingual teacher and now I can make a Spanish version for my students and their families!

This is wonderful, Barb! This makes our hearts so happy. Have fun with the Winter Break Homework Printables!

You always have such great ideas. Thanks for sharing so many with us.

I am happy to Jennifer, and thrilled you find them helpful! 🙂

Thanks so much. This is perfect as I have some parents who enjoy putting their kids to work and some who believe holidays are holidays. A happy medium 🙂

Thanks Rachael! I felt the same – the kids totally need a break, but this kind of gave an idea of some activities to try too if the parents wanted to give it a go! 🙂 Plus, since it’s editable, you can put good ol’ playful activities on there too, whatever you like!

Could you share the source of your font in the editable document please? Thanks!

Hi Chris! The credits for fonts and graphics are on the first page when you download the powerpoint. 🙂 The font that is used specifically in the parts that you can edit is called KB Alpha Basic and should embed when you edit. It (along with many others) is a font that can be found for purchase here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FONTS-MEGA-PACK-Commercial-Use-License-All-KB3Teach-Fonts-160-Font-BUNDLE-1551950 Hope that helps!

Oh dear. How did I miss that? I even checked to see if the font source was provided in the document. Thank you for pointing it out and providing the direct link for me in your reply. 🙂 Guess I’m just having one of those moments (or days or weeks — lol).

No worries at all Chris! It’s December, that is reason enough! December is crazy for teachers! 🙂 Have a great week!

Hi Alex… I love this idea but am having trouble editing it. I have PP but there are no text boxes when I click on the mug. Am I doing something wrong? Diane

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THE Best Way to Handle Kindergarten and Preschool Homework

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Learn how to create a meaningful preschool homework plan for your students using a homework calendar. Be sure to check out the rest of my free preschool printables next!

Below I’ll share how to incorporate a preschool homework calendar into your plans. These homework activities are perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students.

Be sure to note that this isn’t a “traditional” homework plan. Not by a longshot! Instead, it’s focused on hands-on, age-appropriate activities (rather than inappropriate worksheets and such).

“Miss Mary Catherine, what about homework? Her brothers have homework most nights, and I could really use some help in that department.”

Questions like this one aren’t unusual at preschool and kindergarten Back-to-School Nights or Meet the Teacher gatherings. At least not for me.

Parents want the best when it comes to their children’s education, and it’s often assumed homework is an integral part of that.

But early childhood educators want to do what’s developmentally appropriate and best for their students – and research has shown that traditional homework doesn’t fit into that. So how to do we merge each of these viewpoints?

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Do We Really Need Preschool Homework?

As I mentioned above, I’ve noticed that many parents ask about homework. I think some people assume school and homework go hand-in-hand. I’m referring here to the traditional view of homework, with kids sitting down at the kitchen table to fill out pages and pages of worksheets.

I’m inclined to disagree with that, especially when it comes to early childhood students. Young kids need hands-on learning experiences , both at home and at school, to grasp important early learning concepts. I most definitely don’t think the traditional worksheet homework is appropriate for young kids.

Listening to books read by their parents, free play time at home, and maybe some additional hands-on learning activities are more along the lines of the kind of homework I recommend.

The BEST Way to Handle Kindergarten and Preschool Homework

So we’ve established that sit down, pencil to paper homework isn’t that great for preschool and kindergarten. How, then, should homework be handled?

My suggestion: create a preschool homework plan centered around monthly activity calendars.

Explain the research to the parents, and have a quick chat about developmentally appropriate practice . Stress the importance of down time after school, and encourage daily reading snuggled up with the kids.

At this point, parents might still want something more. That’s where the homework calendars come in.

Kindergarten and Preschool Homework Calendars

The printable homework calendars I’ve sent home are definitely not preschool worksheets . They include a variety of tasks that kids can do – sometimes with their families, and sometimes on their own. My goal is for my students, and their parents, to see how learning can take place in a wide variety of ways. Additionally, kiddos with older siblings love having their own “homework” to complete like their big brother or sister.

To put together homework calendars for your students, brainstorm ideas that cover topics such as:

• Fine motor skills
• Gross motor skills
• Helping others
• Self-help skills

Try to keep the daily activities simple, with some ideas the kids can do on their own and some they can try with their parents or siblings. Some of the calendar ideas can relate to your preschool themes , seasons or holidays, or everyday helping tasks.

These homework calendars can go home in their personalized folders at the beginning of the month, with the kids returning them at the end of the month. They can also just be used as suggestions when parents ask about homework for preschool kiddos.

Preschool Homework Ideas

As I mentioned earlier, using monthly calendars for preschool homework is NOT like traditional paper-and-pencil homework. The calendars are meant to be filled with developmentally-appropriate activities kids can do at home.

If you need some ideas to add to the calendars, here you go:

• Go for a walk outside and count the trees.
• Tell your family about what you did on the playground today.
• Listen to a family member read a book.
• Try to do 5 jumping jacks.
• Draw a picture of your favorite animal.
• Sing a song to your family.

As you can see, these are simple and very appropriate activities for young children. And none of them are focused on tracing the number 1 twenty times.

I’d love to hear your thoughts now! How do you handle preschool homework (or kindergarten homework)?

A Year’s Worth of Preschool Homework Calendars

I’m so excited to share with you how you can get a hold of the rest of the calendars now! I’ve received a lot of wonderful emails asking for an entire year’s worth of calendars. Thanks so much for reaching out – I love hearing from you!

So here it is – a full year’s worth of editable homework calendars. It’s a set that includes homework calendars for every month of the year. Each calendar is an editable printable, and there are three versions:

• One has seasonal clip art,
• One has non-seasonal clip art, and
• One doesn’t have any clip art. Each month has a version that’s already full of activity ideas, along with a blank version (but you’re able to edit every single version).

Click on the image below to get your own set of preschool or kindergarten homework calendars from Preschool Teacher101:

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Free Printable Preschool Homework Calendar

I’m happy to share one of my homework calendars with you. It’s even editable! That way, teachers (and parents!) can put their own spin on the homework.

How to Use the Activity Calendar

Grab the September homework calendar PDF and open it up. Click on any of the editable areas and make your own changes. You can change:

• The directions at the top of the calendar
• The date (just the number)
• Each of the homework tasks within the squares

Then print out the calendar and share with your students’ parents. You’re welcome to leave everything the way I’ve written it too. That’s what I am loving about editable PDFs – the flexibility of customizing documents.

Take a look at the homework calendars in action in the video below:

Get the Free Printable

This free printable preschool homework calendar is available to members of Fun-A-Day’s free email community . If you’re a member, fill out the form below and the download links will be sent to your inbox. If you’re not a member, you can join us by entering your information in the form. Then you’ll receive the printable as a welcome gift!

You can also access the form in a new tab if you’d prefer.

Supplies to Keep at Home

Our homework calendars have some great examples of short learning prompts to give to challenge your children with. On top of those prompts, I think it’s really important to spend quality time playing with your children each day as well.

But it can be difficult to bring out our-inner child to play with our actual child. That’s why I’ve created this list of some things to play with your kids. Check it out below!

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• Build with blocks
• Play with toy vehicles
• Pretend play with various play sets
• Play dress up with costumes and masks
• Work a puzzle
• Play age-appropriate games with the whole family
• Bounce, throw, and kick playground balls back and forth
• Color in coloring books or draw pictures
• Read stories
• Draw with sidewalk chalk
• Create crafts
• Let your child decide!

Just follow your child’s lead and the two of you are sure to have a blast! Remember – your child will cherish any time you spend with them. They’ll cherish that quality time even more when you’re investing in them and doing something they love. So don’t worry about embarrassing yourself or looking silly. In my book, the sillier – the better!

Originally published August 8, 2016

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August 8, 2016 at 10:52 pm

What a great idea and the clip art- so cute! I could definitely use this with my little ones!

August 9, 2016 at 12:39 am

Thanks so much, Dana!

August 9, 2016 at 9:27 am

will you have the rest of the months available? this is good!

August 9, 2016 at 10:46 am

Thanks so much, Mary! I’ll be working on the rest of the months soon, yes. Glad you like it. 🙂

August 9, 2016 at 5:21 pm

I would love to win this CD! I am a preschool teacher and would use it for my class. 🙂

August 9, 2016 at 6:39 pm

Wonderful, Stephanie! It’s pretty awesome. 🙂

August 9, 2016 at 7:01 pm

Thank you so much. This calendar is perfect for “homework.” I’d love to buy the rest of your calendars, if you chose to create them!

August 9, 2016 at 9:19 pm

You’re so sweet, thanks Christina! I’ll be working on the rest of the calendars soon! 🙂

August 11, 2016 at 8:48 am

What an awesome calendar and a fun way for “homework” I would use the CD for my preschool room!

August 11, 2016 at 5:00 pm

Thanks, Olivia. 🙂

August 11, 2016 at 2:08 pm

As a kindergarten teacher that is reticent to give “homework,” this calendar is perfect! I can’t wait to utilize it and to see the future months.

I love making different signs and worksheets for my classroom to make things cute and bright and the Kiddlywinks CD would be perfect! No more searching! Thanks so much!

August 11, 2016 at 5:01 pm

Thanks, Maegan! It is a pretty versatile clip art collection! 🙂

August 11, 2016 at 11:33 pm

What a great idea. This is my kind of homework!

August 12, 2016 at 10:02 am

Thanks so much, Danielle!! 🙂

August 12, 2016 at 1:24 pm

Great giveaway! I would love to win and use for these for creating printable for my Homeschooling students.

August 13, 2016 at 9:51 am

Thanks, Jenny! 🙂

August 25, 2016 at 8:21 am

I would love to have the kidillywinks CD for newsletters and preschool activities. I love all of DJ Inkers ciparts and fonts! This CD has some really cute things! Thank you for the homework calendar!

August 26, 2016 at 10:36 pm

Glad you liked it! 🙂

September 19, 2016 at 2:30 pm

Hi!! I really like this calendar! Do you have the rest of the months? I have parent’s who WANT their children to have homework. So I have been looking for easy things to “assign” my 3s. Your calendar is PERFECT!!

September 22, 2016 at 12:11 pm

Thanks, Mary! 🙂 Yes, that’s part of why I started setting up homework too – parents and kiddos who want it coming home. I just updated this post so it has links to where to find the year’s worth of homework calendars , along with where to check out the Preschool Teacher 101 community .

September 19, 2016 at 3:19 pm

I absolutely love this Calendar and want to start using it with my preschool class. I look forward to seeing the other month Calendars that you create! Thank you so much for this!!! It’s such a great way to get the parents more involved.

September 22, 2016 at 12:09 pm

I’m so glad that you like the calendar, Sarah! I just updated this post with the information about where to grab the year’s worth of calendars –> Here at Preschool Teacher 101’s shop . I’d also love for you to check out the resource of Preschool Teacher 101 here .

September 24, 2016 at 9:51 am

Hi Mary Catherine! Love your blog! What a lovely job you’ve done. Was hoping to print out the calendar for use at home, but when I click the link it’s a blank template. Is there another link for the filled out version? Thanks so much and looking forward to following you! 🙂

September 24, 2016 at 8:35 pm

So glad you stopped by Fun-A-Day! 🙂 Here’s the direct link to the printable – https://fun-a-day.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Sept-Cal.pdf . It should pop up as a PDF with the ideas already in there (although you’d be able to edit it). Click in a box to change up the text if you’d like to. 🙂

September 27, 2016 at 1:51 pm

I want to buy your homework calendars but can’t figure out out to purchase them. I am able to put them in a cart but that is all. Do I have to purchase a membership in order to buy them?

September 28, 2016 at 10:41 pm

No, you don’t have to become a member to get the calendars. Once you’ve clicked “Add to Cart”, select “View Cart”. Then click on “proceed to checkout” and enter all the details regarding billing. If you are doing those steps and it is still not working please let me know specifically where you are having trouble, so I can help. Can’t wait to hear what you think of the calendars! 🙂

July 31, 2017 at 5:06 am

Any early childhood teacher that has had child development knows that that kind of pressure on young children is not age appropriate. I would not put recommend a preschool or kindergarten that required their students to do real homework.

I have sent home games that children really like and want to share with parents. I have also suggested games and activities that parents can do with their child to help develop a skill but I always emphasized the need to be careful not to force a child to do an activity.

July 31, 2017 at 11:21 am

Love your ideas! That’s why I like the activity calendars – suggestions for families but no stress if it gets done or not. Definitely no traditional homework (I honestly don’t like it for elementary school either).

September 29, 2022 at 11:12 am

How can I get October- May homework calendars? I will pay for them if you have them for sale on your site. I love your philosophy about hands-on age appropriate activities to foster the love of learning.

October 4, 2022 at 9:49 am

Hi Kristen! You can get an entire year’s worth in our Preschool Teacher 101 shop here . They’re all editable and come with variations for you to choose from. Thanks so much for the kind words! That’s exactly what these are meant to be – hands-on activities that encourage kids and families.

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Preschool Holiday Gross Motor Activities

Here is a list of some preschool holiday gross motor activities to get children moving.  There isn’t as much outside time in the winter months, but gross motor activities are important for young children.  Incorporate these into your holiday parties or holiday themes.

We also think these are cute:  Download these Christmas action cards and get your kids moving! (Oopsy Daisy)

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Unwrap the Magic of Learning with Holiday-inspired Activities

Explore a delightful collection of holiday-themed worksheets designed for kindergarten learners. Engage in festive learning with a variety of activities, from Christmas math and coloring to Easter phonics and Valentine's Day literacy exercises. Discover educational fun for holidays like St. Patrick's Day, Thanksgiving, Halloween, and more. Each month brings new opportunities to reinforce skills through New Year's reflections, Presidents' Day history, and Memorial Day vocabulary. Whether it's counting candy canes or solving Valentine's Day word problems, these worksheets make learning engaging and festive for young minds.

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Our holiday worksheets are designed to be convenient for educators and families. We offer three options to access our free worksheets. You can download the PDF file, print it from your browser, or use the online version of our kindergarten worksheets. These options allow you to save, print, or complete our worksheets directly on our website. By providing these flexible options, we aim to make learning holiday accessible, convenient, and engaging for teachers, parents, and kids.

Free Holiday Worksheets

Kindergarten christmas worksheets.

• Christmas Color by Addition Worksheet
• Christmas Tree Coloring Worksheet
• Christmas Word Search Worksheet
• Christmas Spot the Difference Worksheet
• Santa Maze Activity Worksheet
• Santa Counting Worksheet
• Counting Candy Canes Worksheet
• Christmas Subtraction Worksheet
• Christmas Spelling Worksheet
• Christmas Reading Worksheet
• Christmas Phonics Worksheet
• Christmas Maze Worksheet
• Christmas Bar Graph Worksheet
• Christmas Counting Worksheet
• Christmas Cookie Patterns Worksheet
• Christmas Color by Number Worksheet
• Santa's Workshop Classification Worksheet
• Christmas Measurement Worksheet
• Christmas Addition Worksheet
• Christmas Prepositions Worksheet

Kindergarten Easter Worksheets

• Easter Reading Worksheet
• Easter Missing Numbers Worksheet
• Easter Phonics Worksheet
• Free Easter Math Worksheet
• Easter Color by Number Worksheet
• Easter CVC Words Activity Worksheet
• Easter Color by Sight Word Worksheet
• Easter Addition Worksheet
• Easter Subtraction Worksheet
• Easter Patterns Worksheet
• Easter Writing Worksheet

Kindergarten Valentine's Day Worksheets

• Valentine's Day Beginning Sounds Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Math Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Basics Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Vocabulary Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Color by Number Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Phonics Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Reading Comprehension Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Color by Subtraction Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Word Search Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Greeting Card Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Maze Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Color by Letter Worksheet

Kindergarten St. Patrick’s Day Worksheets

• St. Patrick's Day Sight Words Worksheet
• St. Patrick's Day Addition Worksheet
• St Patrick's Maze Worksheet
• St. Patrick's Day Counting Worksheet

Kindergarten Thanksgiving Worksheets

• Thanksgiving Patterns Worksheet
• Thanksgiving Color by Number Worksheet
• Thanksgiving Place Value Worksheet
• Thanksgiving Place Card Activity Worksheet
• Thanksgiving Tracing Worksheet
• Thanksgiving Counting Worksheet
• Thanksgiving Word Search Worksheet
• Thanksgiving Vowel Lesson Cover Page
• What Letters Are Vowels? Worksheet - Page 1
• Short “a” Worksheet - Page 2
• Short “e” Worksheet - Page 3
• Short “i” Worksheet - Page 4
• Short “o” Worksheet - Page 5
• Short “u” Worksheet - Page 6
• CVC Paperclip Game Spinner Worksheet - Page 7
• Middle Sounds Game Spinner Worksheet - Page 8
• Short Vowel Word Search Worksheet - Page 9
• Color by Vowel Worksheet - Page 10
• Thanksgiving Phonics Worksheet
• Missing Vowels Thanksgiving Worksheet
• Cute Bear Color by Vowel Worksheet
• Write the Missing Vowels Worksheet
• Thanksgiving Vowels in Food Worksheet
• Short Vowel Sounds Practice Worksheet
• Short Vowel Words Worksheet
• Holiday Vowel Practice Worksheet
• Thanksgiving Write the Vowels Worksheet

Kindergarten Halloween Worksheets

• Halloween Spelling Worksheet
• Halloween Reading Comprehension Worksheet
• Halloween Addition Word Problem Worksheet
• Halloween Connect the Dots Worksheet
• Halloween Drawing Activity Worksheet
• Halloween Color by Number Worksheet
• Halloween Color by Addition Worksheet
• Halloween Maze Worksheet
• Halloween Counting Worksheet
• Halloween Basket Maze Worksheet
• Halloween Missing Letters Worksheet
• Jack-o'-lantern Maze Worksheet
• Halloween Tracing Activities Worksheet

Kindergarten Holiday Worksheets by Month

• New Year's Worksheet
• New Year's Reading Worksheet
• Martin Luther King Jr. Worksheet
• Groundhog Day Worksheet
• Valentine's Day Worksheets
• Match the Presidents Worksheet
• Presidents' Day Worksheet
• St. Patrick's Day Worksheets
• Earth Day Worksheet
• Earth Day Color by Number Worksheet
• Easter Worksheets
• April Fools' Day Writing Worksheet
• April Fools' Day Reading Worksheet
• Mother's Day Coloring Worksheet
• Mother's Day Sight Word Worksheet
• Memorial Day Vocabulary Worksheet
• Memorial Day Color by Number Worksheet
• Father's Day Sight Word Worksheet
• Father's Day Card Worksheet
• Independence Day Counting Worksheet
• Friendship Day Worksheet
• Labor Day Color by Number Worksheet
• Labor Day Community Helpers Worksheet
• Halloween Worksheets
• Teacher's Day Coloring Worksheet
• Thanksgiving Worksheets
• Veterans Day Vocabulary Worksheet
• Christmas Worksheets
• Hanukkah Vocabulary Worksheet
• National Ice Cream Day Worksheet
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Main Categories of Kindergarten Worksheets

• Kindergarten Math Worksheets
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• Learning About Our World
• Kindergarten Seasons Worksheets

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