Christmas Worksheets for Preschool: Free Ornament, Gingerbread and Gift Pages

December is exciting for little kids, and that excitement can be hard to manage. A short Christmas worksheet is a nice way to slow down for a few minutes: something calm and festive that still practices counting and letters.

These three free Christmas worksheets for preschool use ornaments, a gingerbread man and gifts. Each one is a single page in black and white, so it prints on any home printer and your child can color it in.

What your child practices

Counting 1 to 5 with Christmas ornaments.
Counting up to 9 with gift boxes, for children ready for bigger numbers.
The letter G: tracing big G and small g, with a gingerbread man to color.

How to use the Christmas pages

Start with Count the Ornaments. The numbers stay small, so it works well for three-year-olds.
Trace G is for Gingerbread. Say "g-g-gingerbread" and listen for the first sound together.
Try Count the Gifts when your child is ready to count bigger groups.
Decorate the finished pages. Add stickers or glitter glue and hang them up. Kids love seeing their work on the fridge.

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More calm Christmas activities for preschoolers

Ornament sorting. Sort unbreakable ornaments by color or size.
Countdown chain. Make a paper chain and remove one link each day before Christmas. Count how many are left.
Gingerbread letters. When baking, cut cookies into your child's first letter.
Gift wrap shapes. Find circles, stars and squares on wrapping paper.
Christmas story time. Read a holiday book together and look for the letter G on each page.

Printing tips

All pages come as US Letter and A4 PDFs. Choose "Fit to page" or "Actual size" in your print settings. If you plan to reuse a page, slide it into a sheet protector and use a dry-erase marker.