Welcome to my Christmas and Winter powerpoint lesson plans page that focuses on
fun powerpoint teaching resources to use during the months of December and January.
This page contains English grammar powerpoint presentations
and math lessons involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and money.
Since it is difficult to describe each of my winter powerpoint
lesson plans in words, I have made a video of each presentation for you
to watch. These videos will give you an idea of what each lesson activity contains, as
well as helpful teaching tips.
I hope that you find these videos useful, but please be aware that
I am an extreme novice at making videos!
I have designed my powerpoint presentations to be engaging to your students.
The powerpoint lessons on this page are designed with bright winter or Christmas
backgrounds and animations.
I use funny and attention grabbing animations when I am designing
my Christmas and winter powerpoint lesson plans. I also use colorful seasonal background templates for
the powerpoint presentations that I prepare.
My powerpoint lesson plans have been designed
using two fonts: Arial Black and Comic Sans. I chose these fonts because
they are the most widely found on most computers, and they will not
change the style and format when viewed on different computers.
Many students find traditional grammar and math exercises boring and dull.
I encourage you to use these engaging Christmas and winter powerpoint lesson plans to bring
life to these typically boring lessons.
These winter powerpoint lesson plans are set up in the same style as the popular game show
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Your students will love playing this
fun Christmas activity while they are reviewing nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs!
There are 15 sets of question and answer slides in this powerpoint presentation, as well
as a student response worksheet (shown below) for students to write their answers on.
Engage your students in reviewing nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs with this fun set of winter powerpoint lesson plans!
Below you can watch a short video that demonstrates my
Christmas parts of speech powerpoint presentation.
Rather than naming this fun grammar game Wheel of Fortune, I have called it "Wreath of Fortune" to tie in with a Christmas theme.
The goal of this game is for students to work their way around the
wreath by answering all 14 questions about homophones correctly. Your students will love playing this
fun Christmas activity while they are reviewing homophones!
This Christmas powerpoint presentation reviews the following homophones:
right/write, fir/fur, heard/herd, waist/waste, dear/deer, scene/seen, road/rode/rowed, hall/haul,
doe/dough, who's/whose, their/there/they're, tale/tail, weak/week, and to/too/two.
There are 14 sets of question and answer slides in this Christmas powerpoint presentation, as well
as a student response worksheet (shown below) for students to write their answers on.
Engage your students in reviewing homophones with this fun set of winter powerpoint lesson plans!
Below you can watch a short video that demonstrates my
Wreath of Fortune Christmas homophones powerpoint presentation.
Rather than naming this fun grammar game Wheel of Fortune, I have called it "Wreath of Fortune" to tie in with a Christmas theme.
The goal of this game is for students to work their way around the
wreath by answering all 14 questions aabout present and past tense verbs correctly. Your students will love playing this
fun Christmas activity while they are reviewing verbs!
This Christmas powerpoint presentation reviews the following present and past tense verbs:
write/wrote, shakes/shook, brushes/brushed, rides/rode, carries/carried, surfs/surfed, hides/hid,
sleeps/slept, sits/sat, plays/played, flies/flew, hops/hopped, go/went, and build/built.
There are 14 sets of question and answer slides in this Christmas powerpoint presentation, as well
as a student response worksheet (shown below) for students to write their answers on.
Engage your students in reviewing homophones with this fun set of winter powerpoint lesson plans!
Students use addition and multiplication to solve these Christmas word problems. This activity involves money, so students are reviewing decimal points and place value as well.
Click below for more information about:
winter powerpoint lesson plans
Mr. and Mrs. Clause Go Shopping
Students have to solve addition, subtraction, and multiplication equations, using a fun Christmas puzzle style format. There are 5 puzzles in this set of resources.
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winter powerpoint lesson plans
Solve Santa's Puzzles
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Please be sure to check out the other pages on Unique
Teaching Resources for a large variety of fun lesson plan activities
that will engage your students in learning and save you valuable time.
Sincerely, Heidi McDonald
Creator and Site Manager
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