Teaching holidays

Use these FREE posters to take your students on a holiday adventure to “visit” different countries around the world! Ideal to set up around your classroom as you teach your students the unique customs and Christmas traditions of December holidays around the world.

Teach your students about the history and cultures behind the holidays with these engaging activities about holidays around the world.

Wanting to teach your students about holidays around the world: Christmas, Hannukah, Kwanza etc? Here are some tips to teach holidays in a culturally responsive way that uplifts different cultures and helps students value their personal traditions.

Dive into a world of cultural wonders with our 'Holidays Around the World Activities'! 🌍✨ Explore Diwali, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, La Posadas, Nativity, and Santa Lucia through vibrant play dough creations. Our free printable mats guide young learners on a hands-on journey of discovery, fostering a love for diversity and cultural understanding. Download the PDF, gather your materials, and let the festive exploration begin! 🎉 #MulticulturalLearning #HolidayActivities #CulturalDiversity"

This holidays around the world lapbook is a great way to teach kids about holidays in different places. There are six different holidays included in this lapbook. This lapbook pairs perfectly with a holidays around the world unit. Once they complete the lapbook, there is a place for them on the back to describe what their family Christmas is like. Grab this wonderful holidays around the world lapbook today. #holiday #Christmas #kids #teaching #learning

Christmas from around the world is a great for holiday lesson plans! We'll cover Christmas around the world decorations, holiday culture from different countries, Christmas food from around the world, and cool family traditions around Christmas season from different parts of the world for the holidays for students and kids in the classroom and festive season at home learning.

This is a printable worksheet for reading comprehension. The students revise the verb "to be" in the present simple and prepositions of place.

Having an International Christmas sounds like a lot of work for Mom and Dad; gathering up all the gift-bringers and attempting to make it a solid