Christmas Maths Activities 

Explore numbers with these 12 Christmas Maths Activities in the lead-up to Christmas to keep your students engaged and learning.

Christmas Maths Activities with Ten Frames 

• Colour copy and laminate all the cards
• There are two sets
• Use as flash cards to trust the count

How many presents are needed?

• Sequence the sacks in order of number then put the number of presents in the right bag

Which sack has more presents?

• Set One – green background is 0-20
• Set Two – red background 0-100
• Colour copy, laminate and cut.
• Place the signs in the correct place

Missing Elves 

• Colour copy and laminate the cards
• Place the missing elf in the correct spot

Christmas Maths Activities using cookies on a plate

• Colour copy and laminate the plates and cookies
• Copy as many cookie pages as you think you will need
• Game 1 - Roll a dice and show the number by placing cookies on the plate
• Game 2 - Roll 2 dice and add the two collections of cookies
• Record the equation on a small whiteboard

Christmas Maths Activities - Skip Counting Sacks

• Colour copy and laminate the plates and cookies
• Copy as many cookie pages as you think you will need
• Display the A-Z cards around the room and use the recording sheet to write your answer

Roll and cover

• Use a 6 sided dice - roll and cover
• Three additional sets ask you to +1, +2and double the number rolled

Christmas Maths Activities - Sequence Snowmen

• Color copy and laminate
• Each set of six snowmen belong together but need to be placed in a sequence
• Watch out - they are sneaky snowmen!

How many lights are working?

• Work out how many lights are working.
• Read the equations and use the lights like a number line
• Record your answer on the answer sheet

When is Santa Coming?

• Colour copy and laminate
• One set is o’clock
• One set is half past
• Spread them out and match the correct labels

Graphing

• Count the items and graph
• Use the coloured picture to graph the data and then formulate 10 questions to get a buddy to solve

Groups of cutlery

• Roll a dice (6 -10 -12 sided) if you roll a 3 – you need three sets of cutlery and then you need to work out that 3 x 3 = 9 pieces of cutlery

Enjoy and learn with our Christmas Maths Activities

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