Santa's Stuck Freebies

On Christmas Eve, many families leave cookies and treats for Santa and the reindeer. Have you ever imagined what might happen if Santa ate too many cookies and treats? Santa’s Stuck by Rhonda Gowler Greene does just that. Here are a few free activities you can pair with this story.

Looking for the perfect activities to pair with Santa's Stuck? Here's a Santa craft, sequencing activity, and a rhyming activity. Read more to grab these freebies.

About Santa’s Stuck

This playful picture book answers the age-old question: Just how does Santa shimmy up and down chimneys? Not very easily sometimes! When the rotund fellow with a sweet tooth overdoes it on the snacks, he gets stuck inside a chimney. The reindeer on the roof try pulling him out, to no avail. A dog, a cat, and some kittens try pushing from below, with no luck. It takes a tiny, ingenious mouse to come up with the way to POP! Santa out so that Christmas can go on. Good show—ho, ho, ho!

Santa's Stuck is a fun rhyming story that imagines what would happen if Santa ate too many treats on Christmas Eve and got stuck in the chimney! Here are some free activities you can pair with this book.

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Santa’s Stuck Freebies

After reading the story, students can practice sequencing and rhyming with these free activities.

After reading Santa's Stuck, students can practice sequencing and rhyming with these free activities.

Santa’s Stuck Writing Craft

I just couldn’t resist creating a craft to pair with this story. Students will piece together a fireplace with Santa’s legs dangling inside, just like the story. This can stand alone, or be paired with a piece of writing. The finished craft is about a half-page in size.

After reading Santa's Stuck, students can piece together a craft of a fireplace with Santa's legs dangling inside, just like the story. Pair this with a piece of writing or let the craft stand alone.

Good news! These activities have a printable and digital option. When you download the printable, you’ll also find a Google Slides link inside. Would you like to try these activities in your own classroom? Sign up below!