Winter reading activities

These Winter Literacy Activities are a fun, hands-on way for preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice the reading and writing skills.

These sight word snowballs are a perfect winter literacy station for preschool, kindergarten or first-grade students. It’s free and easy to print and quickly use! You can add your own sight words too to differentiate for your students! This is a great winter center for students to practice reading and writing sight words.

This hands-on Snowball CVC Word Building Freebie will help improve your students' literacy and help them build their phonemic awareness.

These six engaging winter literacy activities for upper elementary students will help you and your students beat the winter blues!

Clever cut & paste sequencing activity to go along with There was an Old Lady who Swallowed Some Snow book for prek and kindergartners.

As this week has come to an end and I have been putting this blog post together, I have been thinking about how much my students have grown this year. It truly is amazing to think about! I couldn’t be more proud of them! They have grown tremendously with their academic successes and their independence. […]

With the holiday season and the first snow fall, comes lots of excitement in students. Having fun, hands on, educational winter activities available gives students an outlet for this excitement in a meaningful way. I love

read a word, build a snowman game

Grab this editable winter sight word game and use it in your classroom. Ideal for literacy center or word work in kindergarten or first grade.

Encourage your kids to read more this winter season by challenging them with this super fun and free printable winter themed reading log that they get to