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Christmas Visual Discrimination Activity | Holiday Matching | Special Ed

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By the special-ed teacher behind File Folder Heaven — rated 4.95★ across 27,000+ teacher reviews on TPT.

Practice visual discrimination skills during the month of December with this Christmas Visual Discrimination Activity for special education classrooms! Students practice visual discrimination skills, matching, and build holiday themed vocabulary with this festive workbook. Perfect for December centers, morning work, and independent work stations. My students ask for these over and over again!

Students work through engaging visual discrimination task pages featuring Christmas-themed graphics. Each page builds the critical visual discrimination and matching skills needed for reading readiness and academic success.

✨ Why This Resource Is Effective:
✔ Builds visual discrimination and perception skills
✔ Supports reading and math readiness through visual tasks

✔ Supports vocabulary development

✔ Festive Christmas theme keeps students engaged in December
✔ Perfect for independent work, centers, and morning tubs
✔ Designed for special education, autism, and early childhood classrooms

🎄Add this festive Christmas visual discrimination activity to your December centers for engaging holiday learning!

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👉 Hands-On Christmas Activities

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Also included: Christmas: Make a Match as a digital adapted book

This one comes two ways. Print the PDF for small groups, or open the same story as an interactive digital adapted book for independent practice.

Christmas: Make a Match digital adapted book for special education

This digital adapted book plays right in the browser on an iPad, phone, or computer. Nothing to print, cut, laminate, or velcro. Students work through the same story and activities as the printed book, right on the screen.

  • Interactive — students click, drag, match, and trace, right on the screen
  • Read-aloud narration — the book is narrated
  • Printable IEP session data — the book tracks prompts and errors as the student works, then prints a clean one-page report. Anonymous by design, and it never leaves the device
  • No prep — no printing, no laminating, no pieces to lose

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