Winter Worksheets for Kids

I have specially designed the below worksheets for toddlers, focusing on educating and entertaining them at home. These worksheets are free. So you can download, print or use it online. These worksheets are designed in such a way it covers English, Maths, critical thinking, colouring and fun holiday activities. All pictures in these worksheets are designed in black and white, so that your kid can enjoy colouring them in addition to the activity it is meant for.

To top it all, these worksheets are free. So you can download, print or use it online. Hope you and your kid like these worksheets. If you do, please share this webpage with others who might like them too!!

It is winter and the holiday season is around the corner. Nothing beats enjoying the coziness of the home while enjoying the festive spirit and welcoming the grand new year. So here is my first set of worksheets for this WINTER, for your kids to have fun while learning, during their holiday break. Many worksheets are yet to come. So keep an eye on this space.

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Write the missing numbers - click here to download

Match the capital letter with small letter - click here to download

Merry Christmas Colouring sheet - click here to download

Mickey Minnie celebrate Christmas Colouring sheet - click here to download

Guess what comes next - click here to download

Count and match the right number - click here to download

Count and write the number - click here to download

Match picture with the right word - click here to download

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