Last Updated on May 8, 2025 by Amanda Leemis
Print your Free December Worksheets for Preschool! The pack comes with 12 awesome winter activities and is full of December preschool themes! These activities are fantastic for building fine motor skills and boosting creativity! Get creative with markers, crayons, and watercolors. Identify circles and squares, trace the letter D, sort colored winter lights, Dot Dot a holiday wreath, and more!
December Worksheets for Preschool!
These worksheets are perfect for the month of December! Have fun with a winter theme. Build pre-writing skills with letter D tracing sheets, then build your scissor skills with a fun gingerbread man cutting sheet. Break out the markers and crayons to color in your December coloring sheet and Dot Dot page!
December Activities for Preschool!
The fun continues with a winter lights sorting page and December shadow matching page. These two worksheets are great for building scissor skills! Be sure to talk about the images you see on each page. Learn vocabulary words: reindeer, gingerbread man, candy cane, star, snowflake, wreath, snowman, and penguin.
December Themes for YOU!
We’ve got you covered with the best printable packs for December. Take a look at our favorites! Don’t forget your December calendar printable! Fill in the year at the top, your numbers in the boxes, and write down your important dates.
Polar Bear Craft
Christmas Wreath Craft
December Books for Preschool
A great way to celebrate the month of December is by picking up a good book! Reading with your little ones is a great way to build vocabulary skills, build a social connection, and discover potential interests! Read How to Catch a Snowman, The First Day of Winter, and Tough Cookie.
Click below to print your Free December Worksheets for Preschool!
Printables for Every Month!
See all 12 monthly preschool themes for fun all year long! Build fine motor skills through cut & paste activities, tracing, matching, and fun coloring pages! Head to the Preschool Printable Library for tons of fun and learning!
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