As the holiday season approaches, teachers often look for engaging, standards-aligned activities that bring seasonal cheer into the math classroom. To support your winter lesson planning, we’re excited to share free PDF Holiday and Christmas Math Worksheets for Grades K–6, all from the trusted Sadlier Math archives.

These printable math worksheets feature meaningful, grade-appropriate problems wrapped in fun holiday themes. Whether you're teaching in person, hybrid, or fully digital, these activities work beautifully for:
Morning work
Small-group practice
Centers
Homework
Early-finisher challenges
Holiday-themed math days
Even better? You can easily differentiate across grade levels, since each collection provides strong skills practice that can stretch above or below grade.
Each grade-level packet includes seasonally themed math word problems featuring winter icons: snowmen, reindeer, peppermint treats, bells, garland, poinsettias, gingerbread men, football, sleigh rides, toy workshops, holiday trains, and more.
These worksheets bring together festive themes with essential math skills to keep learning purposeful and fun during the busy holiday season.
Kindergarten: Addition and subtraction within ten is the subject using snowmen, reindeer, gingerbread men and bells.
Grade 1: Counting on and the relationship between addition and subtraction within 100 including comparing numbers are used to solve problems about a sleigh ride, decorating the tree with ornaments and jingle bells. A great opportunity to sing the song!
Grade 2: Of course we are starting to get into bigger numbers here and using more than one operation in a problem. Arrays using addition set a foundation for multiplication concepts. Students can discuss Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker, gingerbread cookies and a holiday train ride.

Grade 3: Students are using, arrays, multiplication patterns to solve problems about mistletoe, garland, bows and poinsettias.
Grade 4: Students take a trip to the holiday museum and solve problems about reindeer and ornaments using the topics of multiplicative comparisons, equations with a variable, and estimation.
Grade 5: Peppermint cookies and gingerbread houses provide the backdrop for problems about multi-digit multiplication, single digit division, and decimals.
Grade 6: A toy workshop and holiday football are the context for multi-step problems with fractions, decimals, common multiples as well as equations and inequalities.

These free printables are:
Easy to download and use in any learning environment
Aligned to key math standards across K–6
Differentiation-friendly, allowing teachers to support varied ability levels
Seasonally engaging without sacrificing academic rigor
Perfect for last-week-before-break lessons
Whether you’re planning a holiday math day, looking for festive skill practice, or simply want to sprinkle a little seasonal joy into your instruction, these free holiday worksheets make holiday math meaningful and fun. Download them all to use in the classroom and then spread some holiday cheer!