Holiday Patterns FREEBIE!

Happy Holidays!!! It is truly my most favorite time of year! Not sure if it is the decorations, weather, food, or music, but I absolutely love this holiday season!

I have a fun activity that you can do with your students this holiday! Your students will get to practice making different kinds of patterns with a holiday twist.

There are 4 activities included in this Holiday Patterns FREEBIE:

1. Color the lights to show the given pattern.


2. Paint lights with your fingerprints and make the given pattern.


3. Color a pattern of your choice and turn into a hallway display.




4. Paint lights with your fingerprints to create a pattern. Also, another adorable hallway display!




You can grab this FREEBIE at my TPT Store HERE:

I hope you enjoy this FREEBIE and can use it with your students! Happy Holidays!!

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