Winter Printables Pack with more than 70 winter activities for kids!

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Winter officially began on December 21.

Of course, “winter” doesn’t seem to mean much around here where we are experiencing temperatures in the mid-60s. Nonetheless, in celebration of winter I’m releasing my Winter Printables Pack.

Bundle up, grab a mug of hot chocolate, and enjoy all the winter-themed activities this pack provides.

Note: For more winter printables, see my Winter Activities for Kids page.

Winter Printables Pack: Winter-themed educational printables focused on colors, shapes, sizes, fine motor skills, math, literacy, and more. This awesome winter pack comes with 76 activities for kids ages 2-7. || Gift of Curiosity

What’s in the Winter Printables Pack?

My Winter Printables Pack contains 76 winter-themed worksheets and activities for kids ages 2 to 7. These printables pack all the fun of a snowy day into winter-themed activities and worksheets your kids will enjoy.

The activities in this pack cover a range of skills, including:

shapes and sizes
colors
same vs. different
patterning
puzzles
fine motor
mazes
math (number identification, counting, addition, subtraction)
literacy (letter identification, alphabetical order, phonemic awareness, word searches)

Here is a sneak peak at the 76 activities included in this download:

My kids have already been using the materials in this pack to practice a variety of skills. I have the kids put many of the worksheets into their Crayola Dry Erase Activity Centers so that I can re-use the worksheets. This is useful when both kids want to do the same worksheet or one kid wants to do the same worksheet multiple times.

Lately both kids have really been into mazes. My winter mazes are great for getting kids to practice their fine motor skills, since kids have to stay in between the lines to complete the maze. The pack includes mazes of three different levels of difficulty so kids of from a wide range of ages can enjoy them.

My son can count to 20 and beyond. But he is still working to recognize all the numbers. This number trail worksheet was a great way to practice number recognition.

My son completed this snowflake clip card activity. He had to count the number of snowflakes on each card and then clip the corresponding number. This was a great way to practice number recognition for those numbers that are still tricky for him.

My daughter and I worked together on this activity that requires kids to spot the differences between the pictures on the left and the picture on the right. She struggled to find all five differences, but I was so proud of her for persevering until she did!