It’s here people. It’s go time. Officially the most wonderful time of the year. And the time with the most amazing amount of creative and fun ideas. It’s hard to even fit it all it! I’ve got loads of ideas to share from what we have done in past years! Check out our favs:
Christmas Vocabulary Words Units {link to resource}
Gingerbread House
Peppermint Play Dough {link to recipe}
Visual Schedule for Your Class Party
Pine Cone Ornaments {link to post}
Christmas Themed Bulletin Boards
Christmas File Folder Activities {link to resource}
Class Secret Santas {link to post}
Making Paper Chains
Christmas Sensory Bin {link to post}
Class Christmas Cards {link to post}
Cooking Hot Chocolate {link to recipe}
Holiday Themed Pictionary
Frosting Ice Cream Cone Trees
Parent Gift Bags
Grinch Movie & Grinch Treats
Christmas Count, Color, & Name Adapted Book {link to resource}
Making Snowflakes
Elf Movie Showing
I told you – there is a barely enough time this month to do everything amazingly Christmas themed! Have fun and let those kids be kids! 🙂
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So cute!
Thanks for all the awesome ideas! My class made a holiday card to pass out to staff that they talk to. We would have liked to have given one to all staff individually, but it would have been too crazy since we have many staff members. My students really enjoyed talking the pictures and handing out the cards. I think we have a new tradition 🙂
Love it! Cards are one of my favorite traditions! 🙂
Hello. Where can I get a copy of your gingerbread house recipe? I am a big fan!! 🙂
Hello. Where can I get a copy of your gingerbread house recipe? I am a big fan!! 🙂