It’s been a while since I’ve published a big packet, and I’m excited to share this Winter Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade packet with you! This printable winter activity pack includes 35 pages of no-prep practice you can use for morning work, winter centers, small groups, or easy homework—perfect for keeping learning steady during the winter months. Inside you’ll find a fun mix of phonics, sight words, writing, math facts, sequencing, graphing, and punctuation activities—all with a simple winter theme your young learners will enjoy.
It has been a long time since I published a Kindergarten and First Grade packet for your young learners! These packets are a bit more time intensive and require some creativity – two things I’m always a little short on!
However, I’m happy to publish this BIG winter worksheets packet today! It’s the largest K & 1st packet to date, and is packed with fun activities for your young learners!
You can use these worksheets as a supplement to your regular homeschool curriculum or during Winter School.
If you’re a classroom teacher, you can put these in your winter centers, use them as extra practice, implement as homework, or use in your small groups.

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Winter Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade
This winter packet includes 35 different printable activities for your Kindergarten or First Grade children, each with a fun, winter theme.
You’ll find the following pages included in this packet:
→ Winter Word Search – Words go horizontally and vertically only
→ Winter Patterns: What Comes Next? – Cut & paste to complete the pattern
→ Color by Number – Simple color by number
→ Color by Sum – Solve the equations that equal up to sums of 10
→ Color by Sight Word – uses words from the Dolch primer list
→ Count and Graph – Count the winter-themed pictures and make a bar graph
→ Who Am I? – Write the correct word by the description

→ Read and Color – Follow the directions for coloring the picture
→ Read It! Draw It! – Read the prompt and draw the picture to match
→ Winter Sum & Difference – Practice addition and subtraction math facts; simple word problems included
→ Counting by 5’s – Fill in the blanks counting by 5’s
→ Highlight the Word – Use a highlighter to mark the winter-themed word
→ Punctuate It! – Cut and paste the correct punctuation (periods and question marks)
→ Add and Subtract the Mitten Path – Simple addition and subtraction
→ Beginning Sound /sn/ – Phonics practice
→ Winter Writing (2 pages) – Use the picture prompt and word bank to write sentences

→ Snowman Sequencing – Cut and paste the text in the correct order
→ Beginning Sounds – Circle the correct beginning sound of each winter picture
→ Write the Missing Number – Write in the missing teen number
→ Which Path? – Find the correct path to the snowball splat
→ Picture Plus 2 – Count the pictures and then add two to complete the equation
→ Rhyme It – Color the matching mugs of rhyming words
→ What Equals 10? – Cut and paste the equation in the correct column
→ Beginning Sound /w/ – Color the pictures that have the /w/ beginning sound
→ Double the Fun! – Practice doubles math facts with the mitten picture prompts
→ Follow the Directions! – Follow the numbered directions to color the winter cupcakes

→ Fill in the Missing Blends – Write in the missing blends to complete the word
→ Capital Letters – Fill in the missing capital letters
→ Lowercase Letters – Fill in the missing lowercase letters
→ Winter ABC Cut and Paste – Paste the words in the correct alphabetical order; uses initial letter only
→ Label It! – Use the word bank to label the winter pictures
→ Crack the Winter Code! – Use the number/letter key to crack the code
→ Make a Winter Sentence (2 pages) – Cut out the words and paste in correct order; then write the sentence
How to use these Winter Worksheets
There are a variety of ways to incorporate these winter worksheets in your homeschool or classroom. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Use these pages as a gentle reintroduction after the holiday break. It’s hard for students (and moms/teachers!) to settle back in after a long, much needed break. Use several of these pages to get started back on track with math and phonics and writing.
- If your Christmas break is still pending, print several of these for your children to do over the holidays. Slide a few pages in while you’re waiting for dinner to cook, or have your child complete the color by code pages as they sit with you while you wrap gifts. Learning can happen any time!
- If you’re a teacher, tuck these pages in bookbags for the winter break. They are great boredom busters that promote learning! Win-win.
- Lastly, these worksheets are perfect for literacy centers in a traditional classroom.
You may purchase the Winter Worksheets here:
Winter Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade
Winter Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade
Includes 35 different printable activities








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