Holiday Program Activity Ideas (Printable Packs & Games)
Holiday-program-ready activities you can run with minimal setup — ideal for groups and mixed ages.
What you’ll find on this page
- Practical ways to run this activity type
- Age guidance and skill development
- Printable resources you can use immediately
How to use these printables
Quick setup: print, grab pencils/crayons, and choose a “starter” activity first. For groups, print a few themes and rotate stations every 10–15 minutes.
Best printable picks
- Draw the Toy the Elf Is Making – A Holiday Imagination Worksheet for Kids
- Christmas Dinosaur Colouring Page: T-Rex in Holiday Lights
- Hot Dog at the Beach Coloring Page – A Summer Snack to Color!
- Ice Cream Sundae Coloring Page – Sweet Summer Fun for Kids!
- Winter Clothes
- Skiing
- Ice Skating
- Glacier Trek Word Search
- Ice Castle Word Search
- Snowflake Fun Word Search
- Winter Snow Word Search
- Arctic Chill Word Search
- Winter I Spy – Free Printable Seek-and-Find Game for Kids
- Summer Counting Printable – Fun Math Activity for Kids!
Variations (to keep it fresh)
- Timer challenge (5–10 minutes)
- Partner version (pairs explain answers)
- Extension: draw, write, or create a bonus page
FAQ
What ages is this best for?
Use the age guidance on each printable. If you’re unsure, start simpler and move up.
Can I use these for groups (OSHC/classroom)?
Yes — pick a theme and run it as a station activity.
About this collection
Holiday program activities you can run with minimal setup — ideal for groups and mixed ages.
Best ways to use these printables
- Stations
- Quick setup
- Indoor backup plans
- Theme packs
- Home: print 3–5 pages and let kids pick one “starter” to begin.
- Groups: run stations (10–15 minutes each) and rotate themes.
- Fast finisher: keep a small stack for early finishers or quiet time.
Pick the right level
Younger kids: start with matching, tracing, and simple puzzles.
Older kids: add a bonus task (write 3 related words, explain answers, or create a new page).
Popular links from this page
- /printables/draw-the-toy-the-elf-is-making-a-holiday-imagination-worksheet-for-kids/
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FAQ
What ages are holiday program activity ideas best for?
Most activities can be adapted. Start with simpler pages for younger kids, and use extension prompts for older kids.
How many pages should I print?
For one child, start with 3–5 pages. For groups, print 1–2 themes and run them as stations.
What supplies do I need?
Most printables only need a printer and pencils/crayons. Optional extras: scissors, glue, and highlighters.
Can I use these in a classroom or OSHC?
Yes. Choose a theme, set a timer, and rotate stations. Pairing kids can help mixed abilities.
How do I keep kids engaged longer?
Use a timer challenge, add a bonus task, or ask kids to explain their answers to a partner.