Preschool Christmas Printables

Looking for preschool Christmas printables to make the season extra special (and a little more manageable)? You’re in the right place!

December is such a magical time to be teaching little ones. Everything feels more exciting with a touch of tinsel and twinkle lights, and even the simplest lessons can feel like a celebration. If you’re searching for easy, low-prep Christmas activities for preschoolers, this collection has you covered.

Whether you’re teaching at home or in a classroom, you’ll find festive printables that sneak in valuable learning skills—without losing that holiday sparkle. From letter recognition and counting practice to fine motor fun and holiday-themed games, these print-and-play pages are perfect for filling your December lesson plans with joy.

So grab a cup of cocoa and let’s dive into the merry fun!

What You’ll Find Inside

• Coloring & tracing pages with Christmas, reindeer, elf, gingerbread themes
• Early math: counting, number recognition, sequencing, size ordering
• Literacy tools: alphabet matching, letter recognition, simple worksheets
• Fine motor practice: cut & paste, dot markers, clip cards
• Holiday games: memory match, color by number, pattern sorting

Fun Christmas Printables

Ready to add some festive fun to your lesson plans? Below, you’ll find a growing collection of Christmas preschool printables available right here on the site. Each one is designed to be simple to prep, easy to use, and packed with holiday cheer.

From gingerbread-themed counting pages to Santa letter mats and reindeer tracing cards, there’s something for every learning goal and every type of little learner. Whether you’re looking for quick print-and-go pages or activities to anchor a full holiday unit, these resources are here to make your December planning a whole lot easier.

Preschool Reindeer Printables

Add some holiday cheer to your lessons with these Preschool Reindeer Printables! From letter recognition to counting and fine motor practice, these reindeer-themed activities make learning feel like play. They’re a fun and festive way to keep preschoolers engaged all December long.

Preschool Santa Printables

Bring some jolly fun to your classroom or homeschool with these Preschool Santa Printables! Packed with early learning activities like tracing, counting, and letter matching, these Santa-themed pages make it easy to mix holiday magic with meaningful skill practice. Perfect for December centers, morning tubs, or just-for-fun learning!

Preschool Elf Printables

Make learning extra merry with these Preschool Elf Printables! These playful, elf-themed activities help kids practice early math, literacy, and fine motor skills in a fun, seasonal way. Great for center time, small groups, or anytime you want to add a little holiday magic to your day.

Preschool Gingerbread Printables

Sweeten up your holiday lessons with these Preschool Gingerbread Printables! From counting and patterning to letter recognition and tracing, these gingerbread-themed activities blend important early learning skills with festive fun. They’re a perfect fit for your December centers, small groups, or take-home practice.

Christmas Coloring & Fine Motor Fun

These activities work well for centers, quiet time, or creative holiday downtime. They’re a simple way to keep little hands busy while encouraging focus, fine motor skills, and a bit of festive fun. Just print and go—no prep required!

Christmas Alphabet & Literacy Printables

These Christmas alphabet and literacy printables are perfect for helping preschoolers practice letter recognition, phonics, handwriting, and sight words with a fun holiday twist. Use them during literacy centers, morning tubs, or quiet work time to keep learning joyful and on track all December long.

Christmas Math & Counting Activities

These Christmas math and counting activities make it easy to practice number sense, sequencing, and early math skills with a festive twist. Perfect for center time or small-group work, these printables keep preschoolers engaged while building a strong foundation in math.

Sorting, Matching, and Visual Discrimination

These sorting, matching, and visual discrimination printables help preschoolers build critical thinking and early categorization skills in a playful, holiday-themed way. Use them to support attention to detail, color recognition, and memory skills—all while keeping the seasonal fun going strong.

Tracing & Handwriting Practice

These tracing and handwriting printables are perfect for strengthening fine motor skills and building pre-writing confidence. With festive holiday themes, they make skill practice feel like play—no extra prep required!

Holiday Themes & Extras

These holiday-themed extras add a little something special to your December plans. From countdowns and crafts to gingerbread and reindeer fun, these printables bring seasonal magic to your day—even if they don’t fit neatly into a specific subject area.

Why These Printables Work

When it comes to teaching preschoolers, simple is often best—and that’s exactly what these free preschool printables deliver. Each activity is designed to support early learning while keeping little hands busy and little hearts full of holiday joy.

  • Skill-building through play: Children learn best when they’re having fun. These printables help reinforce foundational skills like counting, letter recognition, and patterning through playful, hands-on activities.
  • Low-prep and flexible: No complicated setups or fancy supplies needed! Just print and go. Whether you’re squeezing in a quick activity before lunch or planning a full week of themed lessons, you can use these printables however they fit into your day.
  • Covers multiple learning areas: You’ll find resources for math, literacy, fine motor practice, and more—making it easy to build a well-rounded preschool experience with a festive twist.
  • Holiday themes keep kids engaged: Reindeer, gingerbread, elves, and more… the Christmas magic woven into these pages keeps kids curious, focused, and excited to learn.

With a mix of worksheets, games, and hands-on activities, this collection makes it easy to bring the joy of the season into your preschool routine—without sacrificing learning.

“These printables kept my 4‑year‑old excited about learning even during the holiday bustle!” – Aliya

How to Use These Christmas Printables

These Christmas printable activities are designed to fit easily into your holiday routine—whether you’re planning a full day of themed activities or just need something quick to keep little ones engaged. Here are a few easy ways to use them:

  • Print, laminate, or slide into dry-erase sleeves for reusable fun all season long.
  • Add them to holiday learning centers or morning bins for an independent, low-prep activity kids will love.
  • Use them in small group settings or during circle time to introduce new skills in a festive, hands-on way.
  • Pair them with your favorite Christmas books, songs, or fingerplays to build cross-curricular connections and deepen learning.

No matter how you use them, these printables help bring structure, skill-building, and a little extra cheer to your December plans.

FAQ’s About Preschool Christmas Printables

Do I need special supplies?

Just a printer, paper, and simple tools like scissors, crayons, or markers. Optional lamination or dry‑erase helps extend reuse.

Are they appropriate for different skill levels?

Yes — there are simpler activities and more challenging ones. Adapt as needed.

Are they printable all year?

They’re holiday themed, so mostly for December, but some themes (e.g. winter, reindeer) may carry over.

Ready to Bring the Holiday Magic to Life?

Make this holiday season extra special with preschool Christmas printables that combine joyful learning with festive fun. Whether you need a quick activity for a busy day or want to fill your week with holiday-themed lessons, these print-and-play pages are here to help.

You don’t need to spend hours prepping or searching for ideas—everything is ready for you to download and use. Just print, grab some crayons or scissors, and watch your little one light up with excitement as they learn through play.

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