Christmas Writing Practice Sheets

ByJanel
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Let your children get in on the holiday spirit by practicing writing these perfect Christmas themed words on our latest free holiday writing practice sheets! You’ll get a handwriting worksheet and a cursive practice sheet with words perfect for Christmas like Santa Claus and Merry Christmas. BONUS: They’ll be practicing spelling without even realizing it!

Christmas-Handwriting worksheet

To download this Christmas Writing printable worksheet, just click on the link below. The link will automatically download the free word document which you can print or save for later. You are welcome to use this printable for your own personal use. If you want to share the document, just direct your friends, students, or whoever else back to this post for them to grab their own free worksheet!

Download Christmas Writing Worksheets

We use this Crayola Dry-Erase Activity Center to let my children practice over and over again without having to print the same sheet a bunch of times. Plus, my kids think it’s more fun to write with a dry-erase marker and erase their work, too.

We hope your family finds practicing their handwriting more fun (and less like work) with these two fun, free handwriting worksheets! Leave a comment below if you have any feedback. Plus, watch for more free cursive + handwriting worksheets coming up for each of the holidays.

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  1. Fabulous. I will be printing these out for my nearly 6 year old as we are housebound at the moment and I still want to do some Christmas themed learning with him!

  2. Great printables! We are just starting out writing and I love that you have cursive templates as well. Schools in our area don’t teach cursive writing anymore!

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