These Christmas math worksheets are perfect for the pre-K and preschool kids learning to count. Kids can use the free printable math worksheets for preschoolers to find the correct number, count the presents under the tree and then make a proper number match. What Christmas counting worksheet fun! Use these pre-K math worksheets with a Christmas theme at home or in the classroom.

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Let’s count the presents and find the star with the right number!

Christmas Math Counting Worksheets

It has been a ton of fun finding December activities for kids that tie in lessons in a festive way.  This is a simple and fun activity for kids to count the number of packages under the tree and then add the correct number star to the top. Click the button to download and print our Christmas math worksheets now:

The three page Christmas worksheet set has two pages of Christmas tree pictures with various numbers of presents underneath and the third page is a set of stars with number 1-9 on them. We recommend cutting the Christmas tree pictures out to make counting cards and then cut out the stars for a matching game in this printable worksheet set.

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1. Christmas Math Worksheet 1- Count The Presents

How many presents are under the Christmas trees?

The first page in our Christmas math worksheet set involves Christmas trees and presents. We have 4 Christmas trees and each Christmas tree has a different number of presents underneath it. How many Christmas presents are under each tree?

2. Christmas Math Worksheet 2- How Many Presents?

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There are even more presents underneath the Christmas trees!

Here is the second page in our Christmas math worksheet set. We again have 4 Christmas trees, but this time there are even more presents underneath each of them! How many Christmas presents are under the Christmas trees?

3. Christmas Math Worksheet 3- Match The Stars

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Cut out each star and put the right number with the correct number of presents under each Christmas tree.

This is the last page in your Christmas math worksheet set. There are 9 stars and each star has a number on it. Cut out each square and then put the right number on the correct number of presents underneath each Christmas tree.

Christmas Math Worksheets

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Fun Ways to Learn to Count at Christmas

During the holidays this is an easy math game to play.  Counting just about anything is a lot of fun. There are even songs devoted to it…The 12 Days of Christmas!

Doing a live version of these worksheets under your Christmas tree won’t feel like a math lesson at all.  Other things you can count this holiday:

  • Ornaments on a tree – choose a color or shape to count.
  • Cookies on a plate – have your child set up rows of 10 or choose 2 to eat.
  • Houses on your street with holiday lights – likely single lights will be too numerous to count, but finding white-lit trees or Santa displays can be a math treasure hunt.
  • Stockings hung on the mantle.
  • Cups of flour that go into the cookie batter.

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Kids Activities Blog is excited to feature worksheets made by our friends at Pre-K Shop.

How are you going to use these free printable Christmas counting worksheets?



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2 Comments

  1. Love the idea. I need to add a holiday section to my site. I’m working on it. The images are just wonderful.

  2. This is a brilliant idea! My son always gets bored of counting activities, but I think counting presents could keep him engaged for awhile. Thanks for the printable!