20+ FREE Christmas Printables for Preschoolers

This Gingerbread man version of Old Maid is a perfect game to practice letter recognition. It's full of adorable gingerbread boys and girls and uppercase and lowercase letters.

Your preschoolers will adore this Gingerbread Man Old Maid Game.

The best part? Instead of worrying about getting the old maid card, the goal is to make all your matches so that you get the "runaway gingerbread man" card. Isn't that so fun?

It is the season of giving! It was my goal to create a literacy activity for my preschoolers that would shift the focus from getting gifts to receiving gifts.

I created a free printable to use for a phonological awareness activity using a predictable chart.

It starts with "I Can Give" and focuses on important people in the children's lives. 'Tis the season to be giving!

A choo choo train is synonymous with Christmas time.

Have your preschoolers hop aboard this Christmas Tree Present Letter Train this holiday season.

This free printable offers practice in a variety of literacy skills including letter recognition, letter sounds, ABC order, name spelling, and more!

There are so many uses for this adorable Christmas train! Choo choo!

Christmas Blackout or Bingo is always a hit at classroom holiday parties!

This adorable printable with several game boards and matching cards is the perfect choice for your next party.

The best part is that it's not just fun, it also allows preschoolers to practice visual discrimination skills.

To make it even more festive, use some Christmas-themed mini erasers as markers for the game.

It wouldn't be December in preschool without a gingerbread theme as part of your lesson plans.

Check out these free printables that are loaded with gingerbread alphabet games for preschoolers.

With adorable gingerbread people and houses, your preschoolers will just eat up these festive gingerbread literacy games this holiday season!

During this busy, bustling time of year, it is a rare treasure when we find one activity that can offer hours of learning and fun.

Look no further, you have found it!

This free gingerbread man printable has an adorable poem as well as the cutest gingerbread boys and girls.

It is such a fun way to teach number identification, number sense, counting, number order and more!

Run, run as fast you can...to this awesome activity and book all in one!

This Christmas Writing Center for Preschoolers will make them feel like big kids! Preschoolers get the chance to make Christmas cards in this festive writing activity.

It's as simple as supplying some blank Christmas cards for the kids to color and add words, letters, etc. to.

Supply plenty of markers or crayons and you are ready to go!

Kids will feel all grown up as they experience some "real-world writing".

These adorably festive prewriting tracing cards will delight all of your little elves. The free printable includes many darling Christmas-themed tracing cards.

The cards offer a variety of lines and shapes to be traced. I recommend laminating them for repeated use.

These adorable Christmas tracing mats are excellent for fine motor development and prewriting skills practice.

This Christmas Name Puzzle is almost as precious as having Santa's reindeer here in person. Almost. It includes Santa's sleigh where you can write the child's name.

There are also blank reindeer just waiting for you to personalize them with letters. Once they are set up, your preschooler can build their name on the reindeer that are ready to pull Santa's sleigh.

This might just be the cutest name recognition activity we have ever laid our doe eyes on!

Check out this adorable Gingerbread House Alphabet Matching Activity. It all comes from free printables and comes with fantastic letter recognition and letter matching practice.

With a few simple steps, you can put together the paper (or cardstock) gingerbread house. And, your preschoolers are all set to learn!

These Christmas Alphabet Scavenger Hunt printables are an excellent way for preschoolers to practice letter identification and letter formation.

There are different types of printables so you can best meet the individual needs of your preschoolers.

You will love having some great Christmas letter practice ready to go during the busy holiday season!

This Christmas Word Scramble has 15 festive words that need to be unscrambled.

This activity is geared towards kindergarten and up. However, you could model how it works with Pre-K kids and assist them as they guess what the words might be.

Then, model how to unscramble them. Pre-K kiddos can practice letter recognition and sounds as they work through this with a grown-up.

Ten-frame counting mats are a preschool staple. These gingerbread-themed counting mats are perfect for your preschool Christmas theme.

They are not only adorable, but they also help with a wide variety of math skills practice. These counting mats help teach number sense, one-to-one correspondence, counting, subitizing, composing to make 10, and more!

Add some Christmas-themed mini manipulatives and your preschoolers will spend lots of time working with these festive ten frames.

Shapes are all around us and an important part of math in the early childhood years. Use these free Christmas Shape Matching Printables for shape practice for your toddlers and preschoolers.

The children will simply match shapes on ornaments to corresponding shapes on Christmas trees. They will also benefit by practicing visual discrimination and problem solving skills with this easy Christmas activity.

I spy, with my little eye....a Christmas tree! These free I Spy Christmas Printables offer a nice quiet sit-down activity during this busy and not-so-quiet time of year.

Your preschoolers will get work their visual discrimination, attention to detail, logical thinking, and problem-solving skills as they "spy" correct Christmas trees. T

his is a type of "look and find" activity, which will definitely hold their attention!

Your preschoolers can roll their way into some Christmas counting fun this holiday season! This Roll and Cover Christmas Tree Game will keep your kids counting and learning. Y

You can use some mini Christmas erasers as ornaments, and the kids will delight in "decorating" the tree as they cover up what they role. The kids will have so much fun, they just might not want to stop!

This Christmas Counting Memory Game is memory with a counting twist!

Your preschoolers will collect pairs by matching a Christmas tree with a numeral to a Christmas tree with the corresponding number of ornaments.

Your preschoolers will get to practice number recognition, counting from 1-10, and memory skills with this fun memory game.

Add this Roll-a-Reindeer Game to your holiday class party this year! The premise is quite simple, but fun.

A child will partner up and take turns rolling a die. Each child will follow the number code and build their reindeer according to what they roll.

The best part? They can build an adorable reindeer to take home and hang up. Christmas game meets Christmas craft.

During the holiday season, I love having easy, ready-to-go activities for my preschoolers.

For this particular activity, all you need are these eight free Christmas Dot Painting Printables and some do-a-dot markers. Easey-peasey!

Your preschoolers will be proud of their creations and can hang them at home as a Christmas decoration!

If you are looking for another ready-to-go fun craft, look no further! These 3D Christmas Coloring Pages will delight your preschoolers.

All it takes is the printables and some markers and crayons.

And, the magical part is at the end when you help your preschoolers turn their creations into 3D figures!

Did you know that scissor-practice is a very important part of early development? Here's a cute activity to get some good scissor practice in this holiday season.

Your preschoolers will get to cut, cut, cut their way on different patterns and follow them like a maze. They will delight in finding the end of the maze, while cutting all the way along these Christmas Scissor Cutting Practice Sheets

Tracing activities offer wonderful prewriting practice for preschoolers. These free Christmas Tracing Printables are festive and have fun patterns for your preschoolers to follow.

Tracing different patterns is great for fine motor development as well as strengthening little hands and fingers.

You can laminate these so they can be used over and over again with dry erase markers.

These adorable Christmas Tracing Printables double as both tracing and cutting strips. They offer scissor practice and prewriting practice.

You can laminate them for tracing cards for durability and for repeated use.

These are perfect for use anytime during the busy holiday season!