Roll a Dice for Christmas Movement Fun
Looking for a fun and festive way to keep kids active during the holiday season? I’ve created a Christmas-Themed Movement Dice Game that’s perfect for adding some holiday cheer to your classroom, homeschooling, or family time!
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Roll a Dice for Christmas Movement Fun
This free one-page printable combines the magic of Christmas with physical activity to keep little ones moving and smiling. It’s a simple yet exciting game: kids roll a dice and perform the action that matches the number they roll.
- Full-Color Version: Perfect for laminating and reusing year after year.
- Black-and-White Version: A great option for budget-friendly printing or letting kids color it themselves.
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Christmas-Themed Movements
Here are the festive movements included:
- Reindeer Gallop – Prance like Santa’s reindeer!
- Santa’s Sack Lift – Lift Santa’s heavy sack of toys.
- Elf Jump – Leap like a busy elf reaching high shelves.
- Snowman Wobble – Balance like a toppling snowman.
- Candy Cane Twirl – Spin like a swirling candy cane.
- Christmas Tree Stretch – Grow tall like a Christmas tree.
How to Play
- Roll a dice.
- Match the number on the dice to the action on the printable.
- Perform the movement!
It’s that easy! This game is perfect for indoor play on chilly winter days and works well as a brain break or part of a holiday-themed lesson.
How to Get Your Freebie
This printable is available as a freebie exclusively for my readers. Download both the full-color and black-and-white versions by subscribing to my email list keep scrolling just a little. Add your info and you’ll get the information that you need.
Make this holiday season extra special with a little creativity and a lot of laughs. I can’t wait to hear how your kids enjoy this activity—be sure to share photos or stories in the comments below or tag me on social media!
Printing and Paper Recommendations
To get the best results when using the Christmas Movement Fun page, I recommend printing on sturdy, high-quality paper. For durability, especially if you’re using the page in centers or for repeated use, consider premium cardstock. This type of paper ensures that the cards will hold up over time and the writing pages are crisp and easy to write on.
For an added touch of durability, laminating the page is also a great option, making them last even longer for classroom or homeschool use. This way, students can use them over and over again, with minimal wear and tear! The scotch laminator is amazing! I have been using mine for many, many years.
Keep your little ones active and engaged with this simple, joyful game. Let the Christmas fun begin! 🎄
What are your favorite ways to add movement into your holiday activities? Share in the comments below!
