Christmas will be here before you know it! If your kids are as excited as mine, then you know how hard it can be to get them interested in anything but Christmas right now. See all my Christmas ideas here. For those times when your kids can’t stop daydreaming about Christmas Day, these Christmas math activities for preschoolers are sure to keep them learning and having fun.
Here are 19 awesome Christmas math activities for your kids that will keep them entertained and learning for hours at a time.
Christmas Math Activities for Preschoolers
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Christmas Math Activities Preschoolers will Love
Kids will have a blast learning Christmas-style with these engaging Christmas math activities! These Christmas activities are perfect for preschoolers and kindergarten kids just learning the basics of counting, addition, subtraction, and number recognition.
They are the perfect addition your math preschool centers or as engaging activities to keep children interested in school before the Christmas holiday starts!
Parents can also use these activities at home during the break to keep kids occupied and prevent them from trying to find any hidden presents in the house!
Below, you’ll find a list of the top preschool Christmas math activities for kids.
Christmas Counting Activities for Preschoolers
With these Christmas Tree Number Cards kids can learn number recognition between 1-10 on a festive Christmas tree!
Use these Gingerbread Counting Mats in a 10-frame format to learn about numbers from 1-10.
Counting has never been so fun with this cute Gingerbread Man Counting Song. Perfect for circle time!
Kids can learn how to make five with this printable Gingerbread Math Activity.
Counting is never as fun as it is during Christmas! Kids will love this Counting Christmas Lights Activity in busy bag form.
Find lots of Christmas math activities in this Christmas Activity Pack for Preschoolers.
Gingerbread cookies are the perfect addition to the holiday season. Bring math to the table with this Gingerbread Cookie Counting activity!
Kids will have tons of fun counting their Christmas candies with this fun Counting Christmas Sweets Game.
Learn all about numbers and number recognition with these printable Christmas Tree Number Cards.
Other Christmas Math Activities for Preschoolers
Looking for Christmas math center activities? This Christmas Math Games pack contain a whopping 60 pages of Christmas math content completely free.
Little LEGO lovers will adore this simple estimation Christmas LEGO Math Activity.
This red and green sensory bin teaches preschoolers all about measurement and comparing length and size!
Combine math and art with fractal Holiday Math Art!
Geometry and Gingerbread? Make geometry fun when you use it to build with the Gingerbread House Geometry activity.
This easy-prep matching game teaches preschoolers about measurement and comparing size.
Even young kids can start to learn fractions. This printable Christmas Tree Fractions activity is the perfect introduction to fractions.
Do you remember the Charlie Brown Christmas movie? Let kids try the Charlie Brown Math Activity after watching the classic film.
This multi-sensory Christmas math activity teaches preschoolers color sorting while working on fine motor skills.
Even More Christmas Activities for Preschoolers!
Be sure to check out my ever-growing list of super fun Christmas activities for preschoolers. They’ve been tested and approved by my own students.
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I’m Sarah, an educator turned stay-at-home-mama of five! I’m the owner and creator of Stay At Home Educator, a website about intentional teaching and purposeful learning in the early childhood years. I’ve taught a range of levels, from preschool to college and a little bit of everything in between. Right now my focus is teaching my children and running a preschool from my home. Credentials include: Bachelors in Art, Masters in Curriculum and Instruction.
