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Christmas Coloring Pages

December can be a busy month in the classroom. Kids are excited about the upcoming holidays and breaks which can create a happy little buzz in the classroom. These Christmas coloring pages will bring a little calm into your classroom while still providing math practice.

December can be a busy month in the classroom. Kids are excited about the upcoming holidays and breaks which can create a happy little buzz in the classroom. These Christmas coloring pages will bring a little calm into your classroom while still providing math practice.

 

 

Addition and Subtraction Coloring Pages

You’ll find one page of addition facts to 18 and one page of subtraction facts to 18.

These Christmas coloring pages will bring a little calm into your classroom while still providing math practice.

 

Multiplication and Division Coloring Pages

I have also included one page of multiplication facts and one page of division facts. These pages include multiples and divisors up to 12.

These Christmas coloring pages will bring a little calm into your classroom while still providing math practice.

 

Rounding Coloring Pages

Finally, I added pages for rounding practice. These include rounding 2-digit numbers to the nearest ten and 3-digit numbers to the nearest hundred.

These Christmas coloring pages will bring a little calm into your classroom while still providing math practice.

 

I have already shared these Christmas coloring pages with my email family. If you are not already on my list, you can sign up below to hear the latest news, be notified about new product releases, and grab these Christmas coloring pages.

 

 

You might also enjoy this winter math freebie:

Do your students need more practice adding up to four, 2-digit numbers? Take them shopping without even leaving the classroom. Students will determine the total cost of items needed to build a snowman.

 

Happy Teaching!

December can be a busy month in the classroom. Kids are excited about the upcoming holidays and breaks which can create a happy little buzz in the classroom. These Christmas coloring pages will bring a little calm into your classroom while still providing math practice.

 

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