Christmas games pre-k

Players must stack up a pile of cups and then place them back into a single stack. You can add a time to it — maybe 1 or 2 minutes — to see how fast they can build their Christmas tree stacking tower, and take it back down.

Super soft faux snowballs make this game an indoor blast for kids of all ages! You can easily modify this game for all ages of kids depending on how close you let them stand to the group of cups. Instead of decorating a cookie, create a plate where they can decorate their own Christmas tree using ice cream cones and tasty decorations. These free printable Christmas Bingo Cards are so simple for younger ones to identify and play along.

Plus, they also come in two english and spanish versions. Cut out your candy canes, print out the sign and hide all the sweets around an area of your home or classroom. Let the kids know how many candy canes there are hidden and see if they can find them all. This game is a fun activity for the kids. Simply follow the directions through to create your own!

This is such a cute idea, and the kids in your classroom will love it. Stick a green posterboard after cutting a Christmas tree shape from the cardboard.

Cut the circles and stick colored papers using the colors of pit balls. You need two large baskets as well for this game. Get everything prepared and watch these little ones having so much of fun playing this game. There are so many ways for kids to enjoy playing this sensory candy cane game.

Color a bag of rice with red food color and add some peppermint extract for extra fragrance. Add some small Christmas decorations so that kids can play I-spy or simply let them make patterns in the tray filled with colored rice. For playing this game, you need to make small cardboard boxes and fill each of them with a stuff that rattles and make a different sound.

For example, take dried rice, jingle bells, pasta, wooden rings, or buttons. Using these boxes, you can play treasure hunt on a table, pass the parcel, hide and seek the boxes, or any other game that your kids love to play. Get some printable game cards to play this game. Tie an elastic band on the forehead of each player and let them select a card one by one. The card will be tucked into their headband. Now, the player will ask simple questions to figure out which character is tucked into their headband.

This will be a great fun and a learning exercise for your children. To enjoy this game, you need some cardboard tubes, some pom-poms, pipe cleaners, and white craft paper. Make your cure snowmen bowling pins. Decorate them with ear muffs and scarves to keep the snowmen warm and toasty.

Once they are ready, stack them up and grab your ball to knock them down. Let your kid learn the simple math in a fun way with this game. You can hide candy canes in different corners and places in a room. You can make two teams for the game. Ask the preschoolers to search for them. Once they find the candy canes, make them count the number and see if all canes are collected.

This will be a great learning experience for toddlers and preschoolers alike. You can make felt mittens or use craft paper. Make two mittens in the same color for matching games while you can get creative as you want to make the game more fun and exciting for the kids. For this game, you can also use patterned or colored paper and make kids match the same patterns.

Let your kids learn some simple math while enjoying the holiday fun. This printable game is easy and amazingly entertaining. You need the printable sheets, some erasers, and a foam dice to get started.

Make these Christmas trees from a green poster board or cardstock. An engaging game to keep the preschoolers busy while you handle your rest of the holiday chores! Well, this is the simplest game that you can set up for your preschooler and her friends at the Christmas party.

All you need is a basket, a lot of Christmas baubles, and a spatula tong. This is an amazing life-sized game that kids will definitely love. Now, secure the cards using a tape on the floor. Spread them out as per their numbers and ask the kids to jump from one number to another.

Make a scavenger hunt game for your little preschoolers. Hide some simple items like candy canes, reindeer antlers, or ornaments at different places in the room. They feature a wide variety of Christmas themed actions your kids will love. Movement is a key way to help children develop—physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially. Moving activities help build muscles and develop skills in using those muscles. Kids can practice different physical skills by moving in different ways.

They begin to gain more control over their bodies. They understand the space around them and their place in it. They develop concepts of over, under, beside, behind, and so forth. They gain a greater sense of well-being. And they have fun with their friends. This time of year can be very stimulating and movement games can help children channel their extra energy in creative ways.

These cards have different types of movement activities. Some of them will be easier flapping your arms like you are making a snow angel.

Others ask children to do a combination of movements. Children chop with their hands together on the left side of their body and then on their right. They will need to swing up to their shoulder and diagonally down to their knee each time. You may choose to have them hop on one foot at a time.