Winter activities can be a perfect theme to use in the classroom because they offer a range of opportunities to enhance students’ learning experience. With the winter theme, teachers can incorporate fun and interactive activities that engage students in learning relevant subjects such as science, math, and literature. For instance, students can learn about the different states of matter by observing snow and ice. Additionally, they can practice mathematical concepts by measuring snowfall, calculating temperatures, and even designing snowflakes. By using a winter theme, teachers can make learning more enjoyable, memorable, and relatable while giving students a chance to appreciate the season.
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This 2D shape sorting activity is a fun addition to your Winter unit. It is a fun and hands on activity to have your students work on their shape recognition skills. There are 6 different Winter images disguised as 2D shapes.Students have to sort these images to the correct 2D shape page. This will also help your students to work on their sorting and categorising skills.
This feelings activity is a great addition to your Christmas unit. Your students are going to love this hands on and engaging way to work on their feelings and emotions. Students will work on recognizing different feelings and sorting them. There are 9 different feelings included in this pack with 4 matching Christmas images. This is a great way to have your students recognise feelings on different faces.
Are you looking for a counting to 10 activity that’s hands-on and engaging this winter? Your students will love using pom poms to count snow onto the task cards. Students need to follow the instructions on each task card. Then, count out the white pom poms to put onto the task cards as snowballs. Your…
This Christmas pudding activity is a fun and engaging way for students to work on their CVC skills. Students use the matching Christmas pudding letters to spell out the CVC words shown.
These December story sequencing jigsaws are a great way for your students to work on their reading and understanding skills. There are 10 different story sequencing jigsaws included in this pack. Students will place the matching image puzzle pieces to the story jigsaw in the order that they take place.
These December writing prompt worksheets are a fun way to introduce some Winter fun into your learning environment. The worksheets will encourage your students to work on their creativity, imagination and writing skills. There are 14 different worksheets included in this pack that will give your students plenty of opportunities to work on their writing skills.
This adapted book is a great way for students to work on their sequencing skills but also to give them the knowledge and understanding of how to dress for winter – a very important life skill which can be hard for many of our students to master. This adapted book goes through each of the steps required to dress appropriately for the weather experienced in winter.
These Winter themed emergent reader books are a great way for students to work on their object recognition skills, book skills, vocabulary and reading skills.
There are 3 books included;
• Book 1 – ‘I see a blanket.’
• Book 2 – ‘His feet are cold.’
• Book 3 – ‘She is coughing.’
These short story sequencing jigsaws are great to use throughout the month of February in your learning environment. There are 7 different sequencing jigsaws included and each jigsaw includes a short story. Students have to read the paragraph on top of the jigsaw and then use the puzzle pieces to order them to match the order of the story.
This is a story about the Gingerbread Lady. I have wrote this story myself and it has been a huge hit with my students. The story is about a little girl and her grandma who baked some gingerbread ladies. But that night, the moon shines onto the gingerbread lady, bringing her to life!
Your students will love using these interactive books to disguise the gingerbread man and woman. The books encourage your students to work on their instruction and attention skills. There is an instruction included on top of each page in this book. Students then follow the instruction by helping to disguise the gingerbread man/woman. Students will love disguising the gingerbread people in different outfits.
Your students will love these Gingerbread Man number puzzles. The puzzles are great to work on number, counting, fine motor and problem solving skills. This activity will enable your students to look at the images and use these as a talking point.
Your students will love working on their counting with these Gingerbread Man task cards. These task cards are a great way for your students to work on their ten frame, counting and number recognition skills.
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