Favorite Winter Holiday Math Activities

Are you needing some winter-themed activities for your classroom this year? Look no future. There are plenty of winter math activities you can find to help students practice and get extra practice in. Check out some of our favorite winter math activities and winter holiday math activities!




Ratios and Rates Holiday Activity

Have your students practice ratios and rates in this fun Christmas project. Students will use real-world situations in this winter holiday math activity and practice writing ratios and solving ratio problems. Students will also compare ratios, and units, and practice unit rates. 

You can print this activity out for students to do on paper, but it also includes a digital version that uses Google Slides. 




Holiday Themed Boom Cards

Boom Cards are a fantastic way to engage students and are great for you since they are self-checking and interactive. These winter holiday math activities incorporate math skills with holiday themes. Check out these ratios and rates holiday-themed Boom Cards!

Winter Themed Mystery Pixel Art

If you teach middle school, this is a great winter holiday math activity. This bundle of winter-themed math includes the topics: order of operations, one and two-step equations (with integers), as well as adding and subtracting linear expressions. If you only teach a certain grade, you can most certainly get each activity separate according to your needs. 

Mystery pixel art is a fun way to engage students. They will hardly realize they’re solving math as they look forward to seeing what their answers will bring them. They are also self-checking which makes life for you even better, teacher!



Related: Fall Activities to Try with Your Class this Year



New Year Goals Activity

This is not exactly a math activity, but one that will help students reflect on the past year and make goals for the next. Students will be guided through several activities including decorating a water bottle and choosing success practices. This is a great winter activity to do after your break.


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