Are you in the Christmas spirit yet? In my house, the tree is up every single year on November 1st and when I was teaching, it was set up the day kids returned from Thanksgiving break. This is my favorite season, no doubt. These Christmas Tree Blend Printable Puzzles will have your students in the Christmas spirit and eager to learn. They will be the perfect addition to your literacy centers this holiday season.
Christmas Tree Blend Printable Puzzles comes with twenty different puzzles. There are three pages each of the following blends: Ll blends, Rr blends, and Ss Blends. This gives you a ton of options to use throughout the holiday season for helping your students learn the sounds.
It is recommended that you print the puzzles on cardstock and laminate so you can truly make this an interactive center and also so it can last for years to come. There are many easy to use laminators if you are working in a home classroom. You can use laminating pouches or a laminating machine to keep these protected for years of use.
Using Christmas Tree Blend Printable Puzzles
Students will first pick a printable puzzles piece that has the blend on it. Students will point to it and say the blend.
Next, students will search through the remaining puzzle pieces and find the picture that matches the blend. As students complete a puzzle, they can set it aside as they search for more.
If your students are struggling with all twenty puzzles at once, give them only the Rr blends, or you can give them one or two puzzles from each of the blends. As they master those, then you can add more in. You want your students to be successful so adapt the activity to meet their needs.
Looking for more Christmas activities to do at home or in the classroom? Check out some great ideas from some of my favorite kid bloggers.
Have the Target Christmas erasers? Have fun counting to 20 with these Christmas Eraser Counting Cards from The Kindergarten Connection.
Have a blast with blends with these Christmas Tree Blends Puzzles from A Dab of Glue Will Do.
Don’t put those erasers away yet! Spin and graph with this fun Winter Race game from Recipe for Teaching.
Grab some dice to roll and dazzle your friends with this fun Decorate a Tree activity from Kindergarten Planet
Download Your Christmas Tree Blends Printable Puzzles Below!
Can you not find a resource that you would LOVE to have for your classroom? Contact me and I would be happy to make it for you.
These are a great way for kids to do a fun puzzle while reinforcing their sound combinations. Are you looking for more Christmas ideas, activities, and printables to do at home or in the classroom? Check out our favorites below, or look at all of our Christmas Lessons and Activities!
More Christmas Learning Ideas:
Christmas Lights Addition Printable Math Worksheets
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I hope that you and your students enjoy Christmas Tree Blend Printable Puzzles!
Thank you so much. You have given me a ton of ideas for the new school year.
You are so welcome!
Hi! Thank you so much for this great Christmas phonics activity! Would it be okay for me to include it in a round-up blog post I am working on that is specifically about learning blends/vowels/phonics with Christmas themed activities? (Permission to link to your site and possibly use one of the images to show your activity?) I would be so honored, and of course I would leave a link to this page to tell people where it came from! 🙂 My blog is http://www.mythreereaders.com Thank you! Amy
Hi there Amy! Thank you so much 🙂 I’d love if you included me in your roundup. You may link to my site and use one photo, please do not share any how-to or printables. I can’t wait to see your roundup when it’s done.
Thank you
You’re very welcome. Enjoy!
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Love, a simple southern mama trying my best to teach my crazy kiddos.