Winter Activity Book — Kindergarten

Winter Activity Book for Kindergarten — Free Printable

Looking for something to hand a 5-year-old when recess gets canceled for cold weather? This free 12-page Winter Activity Book is a set of easy, picture-based puzzles that kindergartners can do mostly on their own, with just enough challenge to keep them at the table.

Here is what is inside:

• Counting — color exactly the right number of winter pictures.
• Patterns — figure out which shape comes next and draw it in the empty box.
• Winter Maze — guide the sled from start to the snowy tree at the finish.
• Mirror Drawing — complete the other half of a snowflake star.
• Find the Odd One Out — spot the picture that is different and color it.
• Connect the Dots — follow the numbers from 1 to 12, then color the picture that appears.
• One More, One Less — draw one fewer on the left and one more on the right.
• Color and Trace — trace the lines neatly, then color the winter scene.

An Activity page in the middle invites kids to play Ski Jump on Mokifun and record their score. It is a nice little reward halfway through the book, and the score box lets them try to beat it next time.

The skills line up with a typical kindergarten winter unit: counting to 12, pattern recognition, comparing one more and one less, visual discrimination, symmetry, and fine-motor control. Teachers use it as a morning-work packet or a quiet-time option during the last week before winter break; parents print it for snow days, holiday travel, and waiting rooms.

The PDF is formatted for US Letter and prints cleanly in black and white. Because the pictures are outlines, kids can color everything when the puzzle is done, so no color ink is needed. Print one copy per child so each Connect the Dots is a fresh surprise.

See every grade in our winter activity books hub, and browse more books for this age under kindergarten activity books.