Download and print a dozen free printable winter worksheets for your kids to have fun while learning this season.
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January can be kind of boring. It’s between Christmas and Valentine’s Day and sometimes the weather isn’t very nice for playing outside.
If you need some boredom busters for kids that also just so happen to be a bit educational, I designed a dozen of them this month! They’re all winter and snow themed, but no holidays.
These winter worksheets are great for a pretty wide age range. I’ve included some that are for preschoolers and others that will be more fun for big kids.
Visit each blog post for details. You can download them all at once or save this post so you can come back to it several times!
Snow day printables for kids
January coloring calendar
Start the year with a fun little calendar filled with fun and silly holidays. Color the pictures to go along with a few of them. This January kids’ calendar has big boxes to fill in your own schedule. You can use it year after year.
Winter word search and scramble
This printable word search word scramble combo has 2 puzzles in one! The winter word search has a list of cozy winter items to find. The word scramble includes the names of animals that live in the arctic. There are also some cute pictures to color.
Winter scavenger hunt
Go for a walk around your neighborhood in the winter and see if you can find all the items on this winter scavenger hunt list. You can probably see most of them on a snow day.
Mittens matching worksheet
This simple matching worksheet is ideal for preschoolers. Match each pair of mittens by looking at the pattern. Then color them!
Morse code worksheet
January 11th is Learn Your Name in Morse Code Day, but you can use this printable any day. Learn the Morse code alphabet and practice spelling out your name in dots and dashes.
Preschool counting worksheet
For this preschool counting activity sheet, look at each set of winter items and count how many you see. Each row includes a different piece of clothing that you need to wear when you go outside to play in the snow.
Winter writing prompt
When your staying indoors on a cold day, this winter writing prompt is the perfect winter worksheet. It includes 5 ideas to inspire writing, plus lines to help kids practice their handwriting while telling the story.
Penguin facts worksheet
Whether you choose to adopt a penguin (by donating to an organization) or just pretend, this worksheet is a handy way to learn about penguin facts. Choose any species to study!
Winter color by number
Speaking of penguins, this winter color by number includes a cute one dressed for a snow day. Print and color the pixels to reveal the picture.
Winter I spy
Stay indoors where its warm while you count and color this winter worksheet. Find each picture and count how many you see, then color them.
Snowman worksheet
Finish drawing a snowman by adding parts to this stack of snowballs. Don’t forget to add the accessories. You can even fill in the rest of the scenery!
Snow day Mad Libs
What would happen if you had a surprise snow day home from school? Fill in the blanks and write the story using this snow day Mad Libs writing activity.
You probably can’t do all of these winter worksheets in one day. Save this blog post and come back every time you need a boredom buster for your kids. With a dozen kids’ activities to choose from, there is something for every kid to enjoy!
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