The holidays are here!
And it’s a great time to get your early learners all set for winter break with these fun Christmas same or different worksheets!
Recognizing objects that are the same and objects that are different is such a critical skill for preschool and kindergarten-aged students.
It’s the basis for number and letter literacy, which makes preschool a perfect time to practice this foundational skill.
These fun holiday-themed worksheets are perfect way to get more practice in before winter break begins!
And it’s just a cute Christmas activity to share when your students have presents on the brain.
Keep reading to get your set. And, for more fun with winter, take a look at our Spanish and English Arctic Animal learning cards!
What You’ll Need to Use These Christmas Same or Different Worksheets
To use these Christmas themed same and different printables, you’ll need the following: (Affiliate links are used below. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)
- Printer (with ink)
- Printer paper
- Laminator (optional)
- Dry erase markers (optional)
- Hole punch (optional)
This same or different learning activity includes four visual discrimination worksheets – two that challenge students to find the same Christmas ornaments and two that help them to spot the different one.
Along with the color worksheets, blackline versions of each page are also included.
Plus, there’s a full answer key and a teaching script inside, so you can just print and go. No prep required!
How to Use the Christmas Same or Different Worksheets with Early Learners
There are several ways you can use these visual discrimination activities with your students.
Of course, you can print the worksheets, hand them out, and call it a day.
When your learners are antsy or you’re running short on time, this is definitely a good idea!
But if you have a little time to prep, you can also let them color in the blackline versions and create their own activity.
They can use the same colors to color their ornaments the same and different colors to color the different one on each row.
You could also print the answer key and cut the sections into strips. Place them on a ring for self-checking at math centers!
Or laminate them and let students use them with dry erase markers. That way, you can print and prep once and use them again and again.
These are perfect take-home activities for students to have over winter break too.
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