Traditional Christmas Symbols Notebooking Printables
These Christmas Symbols Notebooking Printables are perfect for your elementary and middle school students to show what they’ve learned about these fourteen different traditional symbols of the Christmas season.
Your kids will write, color, and draw what they’ve learned about the history of these 14 traditional Christmas Symbols:
- Christmas Tree
- Christmas Bells
- Christmas Reindeer
- Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer
- Christmas Lights
- Christmas Stockings
- Christmas Candles
- Advent Candles
- Christmas Nutcrackers
- Christmas Elf
- Christmas Candy Cane
- Christmas Wreath
- Christmas Traditions
- Christmas Penguin
These Christmas Symbols printables would even work well for handwriting practice, by copying a quote about a Christmas symbol from a book or song.
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Christmas Symbols Resources
Holly, Reindeer, and Colored Lights: The Story of the Christmas Symbols by Edna Barth OOP (Out of Print) but used copies are easy to find and it’s also available on Open Library
Stars, Stockings, and Shepherds: Discover the Meaning of Christmas Symbols by Shersta Chabot
The Symbols of Christmas: Finding Meaning in the Symbols of the Season by Rachelle Pace Castor Also on Open Library
Legend of the Candy Cane by Lori Walburg Also on Hoopla.
Why Do We Have Christmas Trees? from Colossal Cranium
What do we Hang Stockings? from Colossal Cranium
Christmas Symbols and Their Meanings That You May Not Know video by Read Kids
Advent Wreaths History and Traditions from Focus on the Family
A “Read with Lollie” reading of the book, The Legend of the Christmas Stocking, by Rick Osborne
See how many Christmas symbols you can spot in a Christmas movie. Here’s a list of Christmas movies to help you select a Christmas movie that maybe you haven’t seen yet and Christmas Symbols Bingo Sheets to use while looking at Christmas lights.
Your younger kids may even enjoy creating this easy paper plate Christmas wreath.
Traditional Christmas Symbols Notebooking Printables
The Traditional Christmas symbols notebooking and journaling pages come in 3 levels to fit all of your students’ needs. There’s a large elementary lined one, a smaller elementary lined one, and a regular lined one for each of the fourteen different traditional Christmas symbols topics listed above.
These notebooking printables have full color photographs, black and white line drawings, or color graphics. You can print in grayscale if you want to save on printing costs.
There are a total of 42 printable notebooking pages in this pack.
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More Christmas Homeschool Resources
For a more in-depth look at even more Christmas symbols, check out the Christmas Symbols Lapbook and Christmas Symbols Worksheets.
Learn more about the history of St. Nicholas (Santa Claus) at our sister site, Whole Child Homeschool
Christmas Customs Around the World Lapbook
How the Grinch Stole Christmas Unit Study
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