8 Printable Christmas Activities and Stocking Stuffers (Instant Download)

Looking for quick, no-prep printables for the holidays? Here are our favorite instant-download PDFs. Buy, download, print at home, done. Each one is printable as many times as you need for your family or classroom.

For kids (grades 1-5)

  • Christmas Math Mystery Pictures - color-by-number math that reveals a holiday picture. Get it ($5)
  • Winter Math Mystery Pictures - perfect for winter break and snow days. Get it ($5)
  • Christmas + Winter Bundle - both packs together and save. Get the bundle ($8)
  • Thanksgiving Math Practice Pack - no-prep math for grades 2-4. Get it ($5)
  • Multiplication + Division Bundle - 92 pages of facts 1-12 with answer keys. Get it ($8)
  • Christmas Piano Fun for Beginners - easy carols with big note names. Get it ($5)

For adults and grandparents

  • Calm Mandalas Coloring Pages - relaxing adult coloring, great for quiet holiday evenings. Get it ($4.99)
  • Large Print Word Search - 45 big-letter puzzles with answers, easy on the eyes. Get it ($4.99)

Gift idea

Print a word search or mandala pack, staple it with a pack of colored pencils, and you have a thoughtful stocking stuffer for under $10.

See everything in one place at the Brightleaf Printables shop.

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