Are you looking for hands-on winter math and literacy activities for preschool? Help your preschooler develop math and literacy skills with these fun, hands-on learning activities for preschool and kindergarten that they can do independently.

In this resource, you’ll find 11 winter learning activities for preschool and kindergarten. Children will enjoy working on math and literacy concepts in these low prep, versatile activities.

This product helps preschoolers work on many skills: alphabet recognition, uppercase and lowercase matching, alphabetical order, beginning sounds, rhyming, letter formation, number recognition, number sense, non-standard measurement, colors, and shapes.

Many of these activities work great in sensory bins. All are activities that preschoolers can do independently. Many of these activities help develop fine motor skills while practicing math or literacy skills.

✨Winter Preschool Learning Activities Includes✨

Alphabet Matching Cards and Recording Sheets--both uppercase and lowercase, plus black and white versions of the recording sheets

Beginning Sound Matching Cards--match the scarf beginning sound object to the correct mitten letters

Letter Tracing--both uppercase and lowercase letters included

Missing Letters—use alphabetical order to decide which letters are missing

Rhyming Boots—match the left and right boots that have rhyming words

Number Recognition: choose a number card and find a number on a recording sheet, available in both color and black & white

Comparing Numbers—choose number cards, show how many, and compare them on recording sheet

Number Sense—match the marshmallows to the correct hot cocoa number they represent

Non-Standard Measurement—use the included snowball ruler or other items to measure snowmen in ten different sizes

Color Matching--match the mittens to the correct snowman, in colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple

Shape Matching—match the snow shovel shape to the same snowball shape, including circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, star, heart, hexagon, and octagon