This is a 10-page Christmas activity pack, free to print, with every sheet sized for US Letter paper. It runs from an I spy page a 3-year-old can do to a 12 by 15 maze for early readers, and page 10 is an answer key for the grown-up. Nothing here needs cutting or extra supplies beyond a pencil. Tap the pages you want in the grid below, then press Print or PDF.
What is on each of the 10 Christmas activity pages
Each sheet asks for one thing, and the grid above shows what it looks like before you print it. The pack uses the same 8 pictures throughout, so a child who learns them on the I spy page recognises them again on the bingo card.
- I spy: 4 kinds of picture scattered over the sheet, with a counting box for each at the bottom. This copy has 5 trees, 8 baubles, 4 candy canes and 5 gingerbread men.
- Counting: 4 rows of pictures with 3 numbers beside each row to circle. The answers run from 3 to 7, so the counting stays inside 10.
- Two mazes: the easy one is 8 by 10 cells, the harder one 12 by 15. Both have exactly one route from the gingerbread man at the top to the tree at the bottom.
- Word tracing: 5 words (TREE, STAR, BELL, STOCKING, COOKIE), each with a bold model, grey letters to trace and a ruled line to write on.
- Two bingo cards: 16 squares each, using the same 8 pictures twice, shuffled so no two identical pictures sit side by side.
- Scavenger hunt: 8 things to find around the house, each with a picture and a tick box, from a candy cane to a cookie shaped like a person.
- Matching: 5 pictures down the left and the same 5 shuffled down the right, joined with a pencil line.
- Answer key: every total, every pair and both maze solutions drawn in grey.
For crosswords, word searches and sudoku for the same season, the Christmas puzzles are a separate set; this pack is the picture-based half that younger children can do on their own.
Which Christmas pages suit which age
6 of the 10 pages need no reading at all. I spy, counting, matching, the easy maze and both bingo cards work for a child who can hold a crayon and count to 10. The scavenger hunt has 8 short lines an adult can read out. Word tracing suits a child already forming capital letters, and the 12 by 15 maze is the one page that usually needs about 6 years old.
A practical order for a long December afternoon: I spy first (it teaches the 4 pictures), then counting, then one maze, then bingo with a second child or an adult calling out the pictures.
How the Christmas pack prints
Every page is 2550 by 3300 pixels, which is exactly 8.5 by 11 inches at 300 dots per inch on US Letter paper. The lines are pure black on white with no grey fill, so a draft-quality or ink-saver setting changes almost nothing on the page and uses noticeably less ink than a coloring sheet would.
- Print 1 page per sheet for the mazes and the tracing page: shrinking them to 4-up makes the maze corridors about 4 mm wide, too tight for a pencil.
- The bingo cards work well printed on cardstock so they survive being handled by two children.
- Select several pages in the grid and press PDF to get the whole pack in one file, in the order you picked.
Using the two bingo cards
Cards 1 and 2 hold the same 16 squares in a different order. Cut 8 small slips with the picture names on them, or simply call the pictures out from the answer key, and let each player mark their own card. Four in a row wins. Because each picture appears twice on a card, a called picture can be marked twice, which keeps a younger player in the game longer.
Christmas activity printables FAQ
Are these Christmas activity printables free?
Yes. All 10 pages are free for home and classroom use, with no signup. Select the pages you want in the grid, then press Print or PDF.
Can I download the Christmas pack as one PDF?
Yes. Tick several pages in the grid and press PDF: you get a single file sized for US Letter, with 1, 2 or 4 pages per sheet.
Do the puzzles come with answers?
Yes. Page 10 is an answer key. It lists the I spy totals, the counting answers, which row each matching pair is on, and it draws the solution line through both mazes.
What is in the Christmas activity pack?
An I spy sheet, a counting worksheet, 2 mazes, a word tracing page, 2 bingo cards, a scavenger hunt, a matching page and the answer key: 10 sheets in total.
Are any of the Christmas printables right for preschoolers?
The I spy, counting, matching and easy maze pages need no reading at all. The tracing page suits a child already forming letters, and the harder maze is for about 6 and up.
Can two children play the bingo game?
Yes. Cards 1 and 2 carry the same 16 pictures in a different order, so two players can mark their own card from the same set of calls.
More free sets for the season sit in the seasonal coloring pages. The Christmas coloring pages add pictures to colour, the gingerbread house coloring pages have 21 candy cottages, and the elf coloring pages show Santa’s workshop.