Christmas spelling

GAME INFO Christmas Spelling Flashcards. Spelling Christmas Words is a flashcard game in which some Christmas pictures appear, and you have to type with the computer keyboard the correct word. Look at the objects and type their names correctly, and the card will light up green. Complete the 6 flashcards with Christmas vocabulary to move on to the next level and continue spelling some words and increasing your English vocabulary this holiday season.

Christmas is one of those funny words that ends with an S and is hard to make plural. You might see Christmas written in plural form as Christmases, Christmas’s, or Christmas’. Which of these is the proper form and what do the others mean? The proper plural form of the word Christmas is Christmases. However, Christmas’s and Christmas’ are both also correct, just not for the same reason. The apostrophe S and the S apostrophe are used to show possession and not multiples. Christmases Christmases is the proper plural form of the word Christmas. If you are talking about more than one Christmas, a Christmas that happened in the past, or a Christmas that is coming in the future, you will use Christmases. In most cases, this is the word you will need to use in your sentence. It is much more common to use the plural form of the word Christmas than it is to use the possessive form of Christmas. You are much more likely to talk about multiple Christmases than it is to talk about something that belongs to Christmas. Examples A few Christmases ago my mom bought me a new phone. I have great memories of all my previous Christmases. This gift is so large I won’t be getting gifts for the next few Christmases. My past few Christmases have been hard without my mom. I have never seen snow, so I am hoping my first few Christmases in the north are white ones! Christmas’s It is not common that you will need to use Christmas as a possessive word, but there might be a couple of circumstances that...

This spelling list includes the words snow, tree, bell, card, gift, shop, elf, train, and sled. The unit includes a letter scramble puzzle, a word search, an alphabetical ordering activity, and a test template. This holiday list has the words Santa, bag, cookie, reindeer, North Pole, ho ho ho, boots, milk, candy cane, sled, red suit, gift, Mrs. Claus, and toys. Includes a word search, letter scramble, and a word processing lesson. Learn to spell the words snowman, winter, Santa, sleigh, merry, reindeer, lights, wreath, elf, snowflakes, Christmas, carols, candle, holly, and angel. This unit includes printables for spelling test, puzzles, and question worksheets. List includes the words: ornaments, evergreen, gingerbread, Christmas tree, mistletoe, Santa Claus, reindeer, holly berries, snowflakes, decorations, elf, chestnuts, chimney, cookies, tinsel, exchange, Mrs. Claus, hot cocoa, wreath, eggnog, gifts, caroling, twinkling lights, December, and angel. There's a spelling list, flashcards, word search, and testing materials. Rudolph, angel, snowfall, poinsettia, chimney, gingerbread, chestnuts, Santa Claus, exchange, presents, fruit cake, caroling, wrapping, reindeer, pageant, mistletoe, boughs of holly, elves, sleigh bells, ornaments, twinkling lights, wreath, Christmas, evergreen, and tinsel. Printables include a question sheet, fix-the-mistakes, make-a-search, and spelling test form.

Christmas We have a jolly selection of Christmas-themed math worksheets. Math topics include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, time, money, and fractions. Santa's elves have been working hard designing new word puzzles, brain teasers, and classroom games for your students. Play Christmas bingo with your class. Challenge your students to solve the word search and crossword puzzles. And get your students searching the classroom with the holiday scavenger hunt. Deck the halls of your school with Christmas these adorable Christmas craft projects! Activities include a Christmas countdown calendar, a Santa with arms and legs that move, a diorama project, cootie catchers, holiday headbands, and a 3-dimensional Christmas tree craft. Pull out your markers, colored pencils, and crayons! This page has a selection of Christmas pictures for children to color. These early literacy activities were designed specially for students in Pre-Kindergarten through 1st grade. Activities include sentence building learning centers, cut-and-glue phonics activities, and an easy-to-read mini-book. Print these wonderful Christmas-themed reading comprehension stories, holiday poems for kids, seasonal writing prompts, and grammar worksheets. Christmas Spelling Units Here's a holly jolly Christmas spelling unit that your students will love. There's a word list and a dozen worksheets to try. Spelling words include: tree, snow, Santa, card, elf, shop, train, sled, bell, and gift. This tree-me...