Christmas Centers for Preschool | Morning Tubs / Bins

These Christmas Centers for Preschool make December learning fun, engaging, and hands on. This festive packet includes playful preschool activities designed to build early math, literacy, and fine motor skills through simple, print and go centers.

🎄 Christmas Centers for Preschool: What’s Included

1. Christmas Tree Fine Motor Practice Mat
2. Christmas Ornaments Write and Wipe Alphabet Tracing Cards
3. Santa’s Sack and Presents Letter and Beginning Sounds Match (26 pages)
4. Pre-Primer Christmas Tree Sight Words (40 sight words)
5. Christmas Ornaments Number Tracing Practice (1–10)
6. Christmas Tree and Ornament Number Match (1–10)
7. Gingerbread Person Candy Counting (1–10)
8. Christmas Present and Reindeer Head Shape Matching (10 pages)
9. Christmas Tree Pom-Pom Color Sorting (4 pages)
10. Which Picture Is Different? Christmas Cards (4 cards)
11. What Doesn’t Belong? Christmas Cards (4 cards)
12. Christmas Patterns (AB)

✏️ How to Use These Preschool Christmas Centers

• Print and laminate the Christmas centers for reuse throughout December.
• Use pom poms, buttons, beads, or mini erasers with the fine motor and counting mats.
• Add dry erase markers to the tracing cards for ongoing practice.
• Use clothespins with the clip cards or place them in morning tubs as quick Christmas preschool activities.
• Store each center in a zip lock bag or small tub to make December preschool rotations simple.

🎯 Educational Benefits

• Builds fine motor strength and hand eye coordination through hands on Christmas learning centers.
• Strengthens letter recognition and formation using alphabet ornaments.
• Supports beginning sounds with Santa’s sack preschool Christmas center.
• Develops number sense and counting skills with themed number mats.
• Encourages color sorting, shape matching, and early pattern recognition.
• Improves visual discrimination, vocabulary, and problem solving.

🖍️ Classroom Tips for Using Christmas Preschool Activities

• Use the centers for preschool morning tubs, math and literacy centers, or small group work.
• Pair the Christmas preschool activities with December read alouds.
• Offer different versions of each center for easy differentiation.
• Create grab and go bins so children can choose Christmas learning centers independently.

These Christmas Centers for Preschool bring joy, engagement, and skill based practice to your December classroom.

Happy Teaching! 😊