Holiday Homeschool! Christmas-Schooling
The holiday season is a wonderful time to slow down, make
memories, and discover new ways to learn together. Whether your family takes
December off from formal lessons or enjoys a little Christmas-schooling, there
are plenty of ways to bring the season into your homeschool.
Cooking can become home economics, holiday shopping offers
opportunities to practice budgeting and math, and writing cards provides a
real-world reason to work on language arts. You can explore history through
holiday traditions, discover the world through seasonal literature, or enjoy
hands-on projects that bring learning to life.
You don't have to choose between celebrating the season and
continuing to learn!
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Explore our holiday homeschool resources
Browse the resources below for Christmas and winter unit studies, booklists, recipes, crafts, science projects, and activities for a variety of ages. Choose what works for your family, and leave plenty of room for the traditions you love.
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Christmas School Activity Packs
Spanish-English Christmas Carols
- Celebrate Christmas and practice your Spanish foreign language simultaneously! These 14 Christmas carols are beautifully printed in both Spanish and English – to help with language learning and for your caroling pleasure.
- Home for the Holidays
- Homeschool through the holidays with this holiday bundle that includes three full-length history-based holiday unit studies plus several extra crafts and activities! Full length units include: 1940s Christmas, Victorian Age Christmas, and Christmas in England.
- Christmas Around the World
- Eighteen countries (not including the United States) are addressed in the e-book. It also includes a recommended reading and activities list, cultural movies, and Christmas music from around the world.
- Have Yourself a Little Latin Christmas
- Get into the holiday spirit while continuing Latin studies with these 22 pages of games, activities, and history! Includes: Crafts, Caroling, Reading, Games, and Puzzles.
New Year Activities
- Bricks Through the Year
- Celebrate a new holiday each month with your Legos or other building blocks! Each of the twelve unit studies included covers writing prompts, real-worth math, building activities, and art projects. There are also longer essay prompts. This would be appropriate for elementary-aged children, but is made to be tailored for lower middle grades, if desired.
- Our Best Year Ever! Planner
- The “Our Best Year Ever!” Planner is a re-usable, yearly planner that includes: Month at-a-glance (12), week at-a-glance (reproducible), daily planner (reproducible – 2 versions), schoolwork chart (reproducible), meal planner (12), chore chart (reproducible), unit study guide (reproducible), and a book list for the year.
- Celebrating the Holidays through Literature
- If your family is anything like mine, you love to curl up and read together…about everything! When they were younger, our boys loved to read about the holidays — everything from stories set during that time to the history and culture of the specific holiday. We hope these book lists help you create memories to cherish through reading…
- The History Behind our Holidays
- This includes eight holidays, and each unit has introductory text, which will give the student the holiday’s history and customs. After this text, there are featured videos, which augment the background information and help make the topic more accessible for more visual students. You will also find a short list of reading books and fun hands-on activities!
Get Inspired
- Christmas Booklist -- covers all ages
- Holiday Homeschooling resource round-up
- Celebrating the Winter Holidays in Your Homeschool
Hands-On Activities
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Holiday Mental Health Helpers
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