Third grade christmas

Create a joyful homeschool experience for your kids this holiday season with this list of fun Christmas activities for second grade. From fun Christmas slimes, to fun coding and STEM activities, your children will surely be delighted!

'Tis the season for a PARTY! But if planning a Christmas party hasn't exactly been on the top of your to-do list, fear not! I've got you covered with 5 simple and fun ways to celebrate with your 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade elves!

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Third grade is such a huge transitional year in reading. Students are making the jump from learning to read to reading to learn. Incorporating these fantastic picture books into your reading lessons during the month of December is the best way to bring in a little holiday magic without stepping away from the heavy standards…

Holiday fun doesn't have to be reserved for k-2. Check out these 7 free downloads containing engaging holiday activities for students in grades 3-5.

These Christmas activities for elementary and middle school kids are sure to be a hit all December long. Click through to see all the great options!

Our Christmas cootie catcher printable game for kids is so much fun during the holiday season. This Christmas joke teller is a fun holiday activity for elementary school students. It's the perfect activity for having a little screen free fun during the Christmas season.

Looking to add some Chrsitmas fun without losing the academic focus? This Christmas STEM activity will have your students engaged in learning!

These gingerbread activities will keep your students engaged and learning through the crazy weeks before Christmas! With Christmas math, Christmas reading, and Christmas activities for all the subjects, your students will continue the learning through December.

Check out these party ideas for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade. Planning a fun party before the break, or inserting some special activities over the weeks leading up to it, can help channel some of the students' extra energy into holiday magic.