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Learning Christmas vocabulary is the first step in Christmas-themed creative writing. Encourage children to sound out each Christmas word carefully, listening for initial sounds and digraphs.

Writing a letter to Santa is a great way to practise writing skills in a fun and non-threatening way. This template works well for younger children who still find writing sentences a little overwhelming.

Free printable PDF Christmas-themed worksheet to reinforce addition skills when adding three numbers together using colourful Christmas pictures. 

This Christmas-themed Shape Hunt worksheet focuses on shape recognition of circles, squares, triangles, ovals, hexagons and rectangles as well as counting.

This Christmas-themed worksheet is a great way to introduce children to block graphs and the important maths topics of data handling and interpretation.

Challenge your children with this fun STEM activity. It will develop fine-motor skills and problem-solving abilities. Can they make the Christmas tree stay upright without falling over?

Christmas tree collages are a fun way to practice scissor and concentration skills, while creating a beautiful decoration for your home.

Making your own Christmas puzzles is a fun and easy craft activity for the holidays. All you need for these puzzles are lolly sticks, markers and creativity!

Colour by number activities help children develop fine motor skills. In addition to practising hand-eye coordination skills, children will need to concentrate to ensure the right colour goes into each part of the picture. 

Diwali is an important celebration, known as the festival of light. This printable worksheet is a fun way to learn about symbols of Diwali while practising concentration skills. 

These printable Halloween shapes are perfect for colouring and hanging up as decorations around the house. 

This is a great way to explore adjectives that can be used to describe how the Grinch changes from the beginning to the end of the classic Dr Seuss story.