This digital Christmas activity challenges students to calculate the cost of gifts in “The 12 Days of Christmas” style. Differentiated pricing options are available, and there is a printable recording sheet. No prep work is needed, making it easy for teachers to implement.
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This fun product asks students to figure out just exactly how much it would cost to purchase gifts in “The 12 Days of Christmas” fashion. Since this fun Christmas activity is fully digital (Google Slides), you won’t have any prep work! The students will just open the file and begin working! There’s a printable recording sheet if you’d like for students to turn in their final work on paper.
TEACHER TIP: There are two pricing options included in this activity: prices with decimals and prices without. This makes it really easy to differentiate for your students!
Check out the student video to see greater detail!
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fun and engaging for my special education students
Theresa M. –
Great resource, very helpful, and the kids enjoyed it.
Cathy V. –
It worked great as a partner activity while some of my students were learning remotely. Thank you!
Arlene N. –
Good resource.
Melanie B. –
My students loved this and it was a great activity to review all sorts of skills. thank you!
Amy L. –
I think it was a fun and new way to do this activity. I liked the introductory video, and the eye-catching layout. The only issue the kids had was having to go back and forth to the price list.
Yasi Kirby –
This was a great resource to use in small math groups. Thank you!
Emilee N. –
My students LOVED this but it took them quite some time to complete! They really stayed engaged and thinking! It was the perfect resource to use during the last week before Christmas break! Thank you!
Jennifer R. –
My students really liked this activity.
Marcy P. –
I used this for a math lesson with my class during distance learning. It was a great way to have them practice using their multiplication and addition skills in a real world setting. It took us a few days to work on this assignment together and then have some students finish it independently. I liked the differentiation of whole number or decimal use in this resource. That was very helpful.