Christmas Trees

We did a ton of Christmas tree activities today.  First off, we sang "O Christmas Tree".  My son loves this song and this link has the lyrics with it.

Confessions of a Homeschooler has a Christmas Printable pack with lots of Christmas tree activities including this one where your child counts the number of ornaments and puts the star that has that number on top of the tree.

 Living Life Intentionally has a cute Merry Christmas Pack that we have used several activities from.

 Little Piles Everywhere has this really cute Christmas Tree matching game.

 Making Learning Fun has this fun geometric tree.

 We always enjoy doing felt Christmas Trees.  My 2 year old especially had a good time playing with this.  Serving Pink Lemonade has a cute, free pattern.

 I made these lacing cards a few years ago and they are still serving me well.  I used cereal boxes and scrapbook paper.  Then I laminated them and punch holes and put brackets in them.  I use yarn for the lacing part.

 2 Teaching Mommies have a fun Christmas Tree pack too.

 I also made these triangle trees a few years ago.  Again with cereal boxes and scrapbook paper.  I originally found the idea here.

 1+1=1 has some cute Christmas Trees in her Christmas Coloring Page pack that we did.  I think there were three different ones that we used.

 I also found this cute Christmas Tree ornament.  Sadly, I don't have a picture of the finished product yet because they glitter glue is still drying.  I will try to update with one tomorrow.  You can see a finished one here where I found the idea.

 I also found several fun Christmas tree activities at teacherspayteachers.com.  Including a Christmas Tree Mathematics pack for kindergarteners and preschoolers.

 There is also this Christmas Tree Shape printable.

 And then there is a Christmas Tree color matching printable.

Whew.  There are a lot of Christmas Tree ideas out there and we only skimmed the surface.  You can check out what we've done previous years as well.  Christmas Trees 2011, Christmas Ornaments 2011, Christmas Trees 2010, Christmas Ornaments 2010,  Christmas Trees 2009. 

Oh Christmas Tree...

Today was our Christmas Tree themed day.  What a day it was!  We actually got our tree up yesterday along with a lot of Christmas decorations so now we are into the holiday spirit.  There are a lot of great Christmas Tree activities out there for children to do.

You can visit my post about our Christmas Tree Theme last year.

Merry Christmas Curious George by Margret and H.A. Rey is a favorite book at our house.  George finds himself getting carried away after climbing into a tree.  He ends up at a hospital and has fun decorating the tree with all kinds of unusual things he finds.

We sang "Oh Christmas Tree".  This link has the lyrics and music so you can sing along.  My four year old has actually fallen in love with this song and has asked me to sing it a couple of dozen times.

Felt Christmas Tree (even my son who is under the age of 2 was enjoying this activity)

 Christmas Tree Geometric Puzzle

 Torn Paper Christmas Tree (we also punched a small hole in it and hung it on our tree)

 Triangle Christmas Tree.  You can also check out my previous post about them here.

 Christmas Tree lacing card- this is a homemade lacing card I made a couple of years ago.

 This is a fun Christmas Tree craft we like to do using popsicle sticks.

 Rice Krispy Trees are a fun activity to do in the kitchen. (these are supposed to be green, but I couldn't find any food color at my house)

There's also many great preschool printables out that helped us round out our Christmas Tree Day.

This Christmas Tree File Folder Matching game from Little Piles Everywhere.

 This Christmas Tree puzzle as well as some fun counting and coloring pages from Confessions of a Homeschooler.

 Living Life Intentionally has a fun ornament shape game that we played.

 2 Teaching Mommies has a great Christmas Tree pack which include this fun puzzle.

 Over the Big Moon has a Winterwonderland Pack that includes this Christmas Tree coloring page.

If you are in need of some Christmas Tree patterns this link has a bunch of different ones to choose from.

If you are still looking for more ideas you can check out our Christmas Tree theme from 2009.  

I have only skimmed the surface of all the fantastic ideas out there!

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