Winter library activities

With the excitement of winter, the new year, and winter vacations, it can be hard to keep students focused and engaged in learning. Winter themed academic activities motivate students by connecting what they are experiencing

Keep learning fun and engaging with a library game in December! Learn how to play this Christmas Picture Book Trivia game with your students.

With winter upon many of us, teachers are looking for fun winter read-alouds to add to their classrooms. Here are 15 winter read-alouds all teachers love!

Students of all ages love mazes….and that includes your preschool and kindergarten students. Use these fun, free printable Winter mazes with all of your thematic Winter lessons. Each page includes a fun maze, alongside a counting, fine motor, or writing activity.

Get ideas for winter read alouds for upper elementary students. Plus, learn some easy activities you can do with the stories.

Four adorable winter-themed bookmarks on a coloring page makes a great activity while children listen to a good read aloud book.

Make a snow fort indoors with this winter STEM activity for kids. Use a few materials, your imagination and lots of hands-on exploration!

Seven Kindergarten winter activities you can easily setup in your classroom that will transform it into a winter wonderland.

These coffee filter snowflakes are such a fun craft to make on a snowy winter day! They're really easy to make, they look gorgeous hanging in the window (or anywhere!) and it's a great opportunity for kids to experiment with colour blending. It's a craft and science experiment mixed together in one - and it ends up looking beautiful! Today was one of those mornings where I woke up in the darkness and made my first cup of coffee - because let's be honest, I'm not doing anything until I have…

This is a set of no prep printables with a winter theme. These are perfect for any elementary librarian. They are very similar to my other sets. These can be used with students in Kindergarten through fifth grade. You can use these when you need a substitute, there is a last minute schedule change or any time you need a quick, educational activity. There is a separate table of contents that includes suggested grade levels. This is a great way to teach library skills to your students. This is…