Looking for a simple, engaging, and low-prep holiday activity your students will LOVE?
This FREE Christmas Tree Craft is the perfect way to bring fun, creativity, and skill-building into your classroom or therapy room during the holiday season—without adding extra prep to your day.
Why teachers & SLPs love this freebie:
This isn’t just a craft—it’s a purposeful activity that targets multiple skills while keeping students engaged.
✔ Strengthens fine motor skills (cutting, gluing, drawing)
✔ Supports following directions & sequencing
✔ Encourages independence and participation
✔ Includes visual supports for accessibility
✔ Easy to use for a wide range of learners
The step-by-step visual directions (see page 7) make it especially helpful for students who benefit from structured, clear instruction
What’s included:
Christmas tree craft activity
Visual materials page (great for pre-teaching vocabulary & expectations)
Step-by-step directions with visuals
Simple supply list (just paper, glue, scissors, markers)
Students will:
Cut and assemble tree pieces
Follow structured steps to build their tree
Decorate and personalize their final product
Perfect for:
Speech therapy sessions
Classroom holiday centers
Special education classrooms
Fine motor practice
Following directions goals
Push-in or small group activities
Why this freebie matters:
As SLPs and educators, we know engagement drives progress.
This activity gives you a way to:
Keep students motivated during busy holiday weeks
Embed skill-building into something fun
Provide structured support without overwhelming learners
Want more like this? This freebie is just a small sample of the types of engaging, low-prep, and skill-based resources you’ll find in my store.
If you loved this, you’ll LOVE my:
MTSS & RTI speech resources
AAC supports & visuals
Language and articulation activities
Seasonal therapy materials
Fun + structure + skill-building = meaningful learning. Grab this freebie to make your holiday planning easier while still targeting important skills your students need.
Looking for a simple, engaging, and low-prep holiday activity your students will LOVE?
This FREE Christmas Tree Craft is the perfect way to bring fun, creativity, and skill-building into your classroom or therapy room during the holiday season—without adding extra prep to your day.
Why teachers & SLPs love this freebie:
This isn’t just a craft—it’s a purposeful activity that targets multiple skills while keeping students engaged.
✔ Strengthens fine motor skills (cutting, gluing, drawing)
✔ Supports following directions & sequencing
✔ Encourages independence and participation
✔ Includes visual supports for accessibility
✔ Easy to use for a wide range of learners
The step-by-step visual directions (see page 7) make it especially helpful for students who benefit from structured, clear instruction
What’s included:
Christmas tree craft activity
Visual materials page (great for pre-teaching vocabulary & expectations)
Step-by-step directions with visuals
Simple supply list (just paper, glue, scissors, markers)
Students will:
Cut and assemble tree pieces
Follow structured steps to build their tree
Decorate and personalize their final product
Perfect for:
Speech therapy sessions
Classroom holiday centers
Special education classrooms
Fine motor practice
Following directions goals
Push-in or small group activities
Why this freebie matters:
As SLPs and educators, we know engagement drives progress.
This activity gives you a way to:
Keep students motivated during busy holiday weeks
Embed skill-building into something fun
Provide structured support without overwhelming learners
Want more like this? This freebie is just a small sample of the types of engaging, low-prep, and skill-based resources you’ll find in my store.
If you loved this, you’ll LOVE my:
MTSS & RTI speech resources
AAC supports & visuals
Language and articulation activities
Seasonal therapy materials
Fun + structure + skill-building = meaningful learning. Grab this freebie to make your holiday planning easier while still targeting important skills your students need.
