Engage students in holiday-themed fun with this no-prep activity for Google Classroom. Students use geometric figures to create personalized pictures, adding a festive touch to distance learning. Explore more Christmas, Hanukkah, and winter activities in the complete catalog.
$1.96
This no-prep activity is great for your Google Classroom or distance learning. In this activity, students will use geometric figures to create holiday-themed pictures. The students can also personalize their creations by using the fill tool to make their figures whatever colors they want.
This is a quick and easy activity to add a little holiday fun into your classroom this Christmas season!
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Hillary Kiser – Hillary’s Teaching Adventures –
This is a great resource! Thank you so much for your time and effort!
Traci C. –
Holiday fun
Shawna Vasquez –
Virtual learning activity for OT kids.
Verna Lynn G. –
Great resource – thanks!
Lisa M. –
Kids had so much fun completing these, thanks.
Alison Zeller –
This was challenging for all levels. I loved it! It was perfect for asynchronous work.
Kelly K. –
Fun! Thanks!
Nora E. –
my kids love these! Thank you!
Ashley C. –
This was a great activity for my students to practice using the rotation feature on shapes in Google Slides. They really seemed to enjoy getting to create the picture and change the colors of the blocks. Some even added additional features to the picture, such as a face to Santa.
Jodi Z. –
My class loved doing this, and keep asking to do it again and again! It’s a great reward for students who have finished up other projects, or to use as a station.