Posts Tagged ‘Puzzle’
Christmas Activity Pack
This Christmas Activity Pack has a range of classroom activities aimed at younger pupils. These materials focus around the story of the nativity and use black and white rebus symbols.There are stories, colouring sheets and puzzles. All resources are in .pdf format.
Christmas Pelmanism
Match the pairs of Christmas objects from the 24 cards in this Pelmanism game. This would be suitable for the Interactive White Board (IWB).
Christmas Jigsaws
Three nice Christmas jigsaws – Santa, a Snowman and a Carol Singer – for pupils to complete. This would be especially suitable for working on an Interactive White Board (IWB).
The Polar Express
These are a series of lesson plans and resources from the Education World website to use in the classroom with this seasonal book.
DLTK’s Christmas Activities for Children
Lots of Christmas activities from the well-known DLTK website including Colouring Pages, Christmas Crafts, Games and Puzzles, Christmas Recipes, Worksheets and lots more.
Where’s Rudolph?
Fun puzzle activity where pupils have to work out, from clues given, where Rudolph is.
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Christmas Jumble
When Santa fell down the chimney, all his Christmas words got jumbled up. This worksheet requires pupils to unjumble the Christmas words.
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Christmas Webquest Puzzles
Visit the whychristmas website to search for the name of the Christmas present-giver in 16 different countries. Two other worksheets require the pupils to find the capitals and flags of the countries. Answers are provided.
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Infants Christmas Activities
This website has lots of activities especially suited to younger pupils, all based around the Christmas story. Pupils can read an online version of the story; the Christmas story can be arranged in sequence; there are simple activities based on Christmas today; there are question games to assess comprehension; there are a range of “Think and Discuss” activities; pupils can use “drag and drop” activities to create a stable or a hillside scene; there is a match the pairs activity; there’s a jigsaw activity.
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