Get in the holiday spirit with a festive math activity featuring basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with number bonds. In our December blog post, we've got a couple adorable, holiday-themed printable worksheets ready for you to use with your students for some Christmas number bonds practice. Read on to find out more.
Number bonds are a great way for children to visualize the relationship between numbers in a fact family. The Christmas number bond worksheets we've included here make it easy for little ones to practice basic adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing skills. Check them out below!
Print out this adorable snowman worksheet to practice addition and subtraction fact families with your students.
Children will build a snowman by identifying the missing number in the fact family.
Practice basic adding and subtracting, with and without regrouping.
This activity is ideal for students in first grade, second grade, and third grade.
Looking for more interactive addition and subtraction activities with number bonds? Check out the following math activities from iKnowIt.com!
Number Bonds (Addition and Subtraction within 10)
Number Bonds (Addition and Subtraction within 20)
Number Bonds (Addition and Subtraction within 100 – No Regrouping)
Print out this fun Christmas ornaments activity to practice multiplication and division fact families with your little learners.
Students will collect groups of Christmas ornaments by identifying the missing number in the fact family.
Practice basic multiplication and division facts.
This activity is ideal for students in second grade, third grade, and fourth grade.
Looking for more interactive multiplication and division activities with fact families?
Try these math activities from iKnowIt.com:
Fact Families (Multiplication and Division to 10s)
Fact Families (Multiplication and Division to 12s)
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Happy holidays from your friends at iKnowIt!
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