Christmas Grammar Worksheets

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Grades 2 to 5 100

The ___ at the bakery hold gingerbread houses.
The ___ ate the last crumbs.
The ___ in our class made cards.
The ___ in the choir sang the low part.
The ___ under the tree have name tags.
A fluffy scarf kept my neck warm. (fluffy)
A tall cake sat on the dessert table. (tall)
A tiny bell rang on the door. (tiny)
A wreath of holly decorated the gate. (wreath)
All the ___ on our street hung lights.
An hour ago Ben ___ the last gift.
At this moment our tree ___ forty lights on it.
At this moment the whole house ___ like cinnamon.
Ben wrapped ___ empty box as a joke.
Both ___ of the fruitcake had nuts.
Both ___ on the door are made of pine.
___ candle glowed in each window.
The candle glowed in the dark room. (candle)
The children clapped after the play. (clapped)
The choir learned ___ carol in French.
The choir sang at the winter concert. (choir)
The class decorated the hallway. (decorated)
The cookies cooled on a rack. (cookies)
Dad dragged the tree across the porch. (dragged)

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Grades 2 to 5, continued

Dad set ___ gold star on the highest branch.
Each child wrote three ___ on a card.
Four ___ raced down the hill.
Frost sparkled on the mailbox. (sparkled)
The gingerbread smelled sweet. (sweet)
The glass ___ go on the high branches.
Grandpa read ___ funny poem by the fire.
Grandpa wrapped the last gift. (wrapped)
He drew ___ elf on a purple sled.
He taped ___ note to the cookie jar.
I ate ___ sugar cookie after lunch.
I found ___ orange in my stocking.
I got ___ umbrella as a gift.
I handed my teacher ___ thank-you note.
It was ___ icy morning.
Last December I ___ the first verse alone.
Last night we ___ the mantel with holly.
Last week my cousin ___ her song for the concert.
Last winter it ___ on the day of the party.
Later today Leo ___ a card for his teacher.
The lights blinked all night. (blinked)
Look, ___ icicle is dripping!
The mail carrier brought a parcel. (parcel)
Mom tied ___ red bow on the box.
My ___ went numb on the sledding hill.
My mittens are wet from the snow. (mittens)
Nana wrapped two ___ of raisin bread in foil.
Next Friday the school ___ early for winter break.
Next week Zoe ___ a snowflake in the class skit.
Next year my brother ___ the star on top.
Our class built ___ igloo out of milk jugs.
Our class made ___ paper chain.
Our teacher handed out song sheets. (handed)
Our toboggan slid down a bumpy slope. (bumpy)
Our town has two winter ___.
___ owl sat on the snowy branch.
Paper snowflakes covered the window. (snowflakes)
The parade began ___ hour late.
The quiet street was white with snow. (quiet)
The ribbon on this box is shiny. (shiny)
Right now my little brother ___ more cocoa.
Right now the bells ___ far away.
Right now the snow ___ soft and deep.
Right now the tree ___ one more string of lights.
Right now this box ___ too heavy to lift.
Right now Zoe ___ which box is hers.
She sliced ___ apple for the fruit salad.
She wore ___ ugly sweater to the party.
She wrapped ___ old book in paper.
Six ___ walked across the frozen pond.
Six stockings dangled from the mantel. (stockings)
Snow covered the school roof. (covered)
That was ___ exciting day.
Three ___ of candy sat on the table.
Three pairs of ___ dried by the heater.
Tomorrow Dad ___ the tree home.
Tomorrow Mia ___ cookies for her class.
Tomorrow morning Grandma ___ the cocoa.
Tomorrow my cousin ___ the sleds to the big hill.
Two ___ painted the toy trains.
Two days ago Nana ___ us a card.
We baked three dozen ___.
We built two ___ in the yard.
We hung ___ ornament on a low branch.
We hung a silver star on the tree. (silver)
We lit four ___ at dinner.
We read two winter ___ at bedtime.
We rode in ___ sleigh.
We rolled ___ giant snowball.
We sipped hot cocoa by the window. (sipped)
We tied pine ___ to the stair rail.
We wrapped the ___ in blue paper.
The wreath has plastic ___ on it.
Yesterday Mom ___ two dozen cookies.
Yesterday the baker ___ a gingerbread house.
Yesterday we ___ a snow fort in the yard.

Middle school 80

After the concert ended we walked home in the snow.
___ almost time for the concert to start.
Although it was cold, we stayed for the whole parade.
As the lights came on the crowd cheered.
Ask the teacher ___ runs the winter concert.
The aunt for ___ I knitted the scarf loved it.
___ baked the cookies for the class party?
The bakers brought ___ own aprons.
Because the hill was icy the mail truck came late.
___ been a long, cold week.
Before the first snow fell we stacked the firewood.
Ben and Leo hung ___ own stockings by the stairs.
___ the best snow fort on the block.
Both trees have lights on ___ branches.
The box held nails, hooks, and a small hammer.
Bring a coat, because ___ freezing outside.
By ___ was this ornament made?
The carolers brought ___ own song sheets.
The choir sang a round a ballad, and a lullaby.
The cookies kept ___ shape in the oven.
The cousin with ___ I built the fort is ten.
Dad shoveled ___ own driveway first.
Dad shoveled the steps, the porch, and the walk.
Do you know ___ wrote this card?
Each candle sat in ___ own glass jar.
The fire gave off ___ last bit of heat.
For ___ is the package with the silver bow?
The friend to ___ I mailed the gift lives far away.
From ___ did you get that sled?
The gift is still in ___ box.
The girl ___ sang the solo is in my class.
Grandpa knitted ___ own red hat.
Guess ___ left a gift on our porch.
I like this carol because ___ easy to sing.
I think ___ too early to hang the lights.
If the rink opens early we will skate before lunch.
___ is bringing the cocoa on Friday?
Look at the birdbath; ___ frozen solid.
Mia baked ___ own batch of cookies.
Mia wrapped a scarf a book, and a puzzle.
My aunt wrote ___ own fudge recipe.
My sister wrapped ___ own gifts a week early.
My uncle cut down ___ own tree.
The neighbor ___ shovels our walk got a card.
The neighbors, most of ___ we know, came to the party.
Once the tree was up, Zoe added the star.
The ornament is still in ___ wrapping.
Our class made cards, a banner, and a wreath.
The puppy shook snow off ___ back.
The puppy tore ___ new toy apart.
The radio says ___ going to snow tonight.
The school held ___ winter fair in the gym.
Since the hall was full, we stood in the back.
The singer about ___ I told you is on stage.
The sled is missing one of ___ runners.
The sleds are back in ___ shed.
___ snowing on the first morning of winter break.
The snowman lost ___ scarf in the wind.
The star fell off ___ hook.
The student ___ made this wreath won a ribbon.
The students made ___ own cards before lunch.
The table held cookies fudge, and a bowl of nuts.
This candle has burned down to ___ base.
To ___ should I address this card?
The town lit ___ tree on Friday night.
The tree dropped ___ needles on the rug.
The tree lost ___ needles by the first week of January.
The twins wrote ___ own duet.
The two bells have lost ___ clappers.
___ wants to carry the tree inside?
We hung lights, tinsel, and a string of bells.
We packed tape ribbon, and scissors.
We skated until our toes went numb.
We waved to the driver ___ plowed our street.
We wore earmuffs because the wind was sharp.
When the oven beeped Dad took out the pie.
While the cocoa warmed, Leo set out the mugs.
With ___ are you going to the concert?
The wreath has lost ___ bow.
___ your turn to pass out the song sheets.

How this list was compiled: Written for this page on 2026-10-02: sentences about the things of Christmas at home and at school (the tree, baking, wrapping, snow, the winter concert), with no named character and nothing about faith. The plural of every noun was checked in its Wiktionary entry (en.wiktionary.org), irregular past forms in Wiktionary's appendix of English irregular verbs, and its, it's, who and whom against Wiktionary's usage notes for those words, all read 2026-10-02. A noun with two accepted plurals, such as reindeer, is left out. No published worksheet was copied. Licence: own work

How it works

These Christmas grammar worksheets print eight sentences about the tree, baking, wrapping, snow and the school concert, each with one word or label to circle. No character is named and nothing is about faith.

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Grades 2 to 5

The page opens on this set. A child names a word as noun, verb or adjective, picks the verb tense the time words ask for, chooses a or an, and circles the right plural: elves, snowmen, loaves.

Christmas grammar worksheets: middle school set

Under Set, Middle school asks whether a sentence needs a comma, then for its or it's, who or whom, and the pronoun that agrees: The tree dropped ___ needles on the rug.

The answer key

The key prints as the last page with each right word circled. To leave it off, uncheck Add an answer key as the last page under More options.

Reindeer is left out of the plurals, because reindeer and reindeers are both accepted.
Whom on these sheets always follows a word such as to, for or with.

Questions and answers

Are the Christmas grammar worksheets free?

Yes. Every sheet is free to print, with no sign-up. Press Print worksheet, or choose Save as PDF in your browser's print window to keep a copy.

What grades are the two sets for?

The first set suits grades 2 to 5 and the second suits middle school. The grades are our suggestion: read the skills listed for each set and pick the one your class has met.

Are the sentences about the religious side of Christmas?

No. They are about a tree, lights, cookies, gifts, snow and a school concert. No character is named and nothing in them is about faith.

Can I use my own Christmas sentences?

Yes. Type one a line in the box above the sheet, then an equals sign, the right word, and a slash before each wrong one: We hung ___ ornament. = an / a. Your lines replace ours.

All 180 sentences

Grades 2 to 5 100

Grades 2 to 5, continued

Middle school 80

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Grades 2 to 5

Christmas grammar worksheets: middle school set

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