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Do you need simple and ready-to-use New Year's-themed worksheets where students are learning and having fun at the same time?? Look no further! These worksheets are just what you! There are worksheets for every subject area: math, language arts, writing, Venn Diagrams, art, poetry, and puzzles. It's everything you need to get your students excited to learn during the Christmas season!

Here's what you'll get:

✅ 26 Total New Year's-themed Worksheets - 20 Different Worksheets

My Year In Review New Year's Worksheet: In the first section, students draw a picture of themselves and write their name, age, grade, and school. In the second section, they write down some of their favorites from the past year. In the third section, they write a couple of highlights from the past year. In the last section, they write a goal and what they want to learn for the new year.
New Year's Resolutions Worksheet: Above each picture, it prompts students to answer what they want to live a better life.
New Year's Resolutions Flip Book Worksheet: Students cut the dotted lines until they get to the solid line. Then they fold the paper in half horizontally on the solid line. Students read the question on a flap and then open up the flap to write the answer. They can also draw a picture to go with their answer.
New Year's Addition and Subtraction Riddle Worksheet:This worksheet has and mix of addition and subtraction problems with a fun riddle for students to solve. Students solve each equation and then write the letter on the line with the matching answer.
New Year's and New Year's Eve Data & Graphing Worksheets (2 Pages): For the "Best NYE Activity" graph, print and cut out the three New Year’s Eve activities. Have students choose which of the three is their favorite activity: playing games, staying up until midnight, or eating yummy food. For the "Did You Stay Up Until Midnight" graph, print and cut out the yes and no circles. Students choose "Yes" if they stayed up until midnight on NYE and "No" if they did not. For both graphs, use the papers to make a graph on the board. Then fill out the graph and answer the questions as a class or have students do it independently!
New Year's Eve Nouns and Verbs Worksheet: Students color the party hats with nouns green and with verbs orange.
New Year's Punctuation Worksheet: Students write the correct punctuation mark (period, exclamation mark, or question mark) at the end of each Christmas sentence. An answer key is also included!
New Year's Eve Rhyming Worksheet: The teacher reads the word pairs out loud and then the students color the balloons with rhyming words purple and non-rhyming words yellow.
New Year's Narrative, How-To, and Opinion Writing Template Prompts (9 Pages): There are 3 different writing prompts in two different formats each (one format is just lines and the other breaks it into the different parts of a paragraph). There is one narrative writing prompt, one how-to prompt, and one opinion prompt.
New Year's Crowns (4 Pages): There are 4 different crowns for the students to choose from! They just color and cut. Once they are done, the teacher uses a strip of construction paper and staples/tapes it to each side of the crown so it will stay on the student’s head!
New Year's Necklace Medallion: There are two different medallions: one for boys and one for girls. Students color and cut out their medallion. Then the teacher uses a hole punch to put two holes in the top. Then they put curling ribbon or string through the hole to turn it into a necklace!
New Year's Acrostic Poem:Students write a word that relates to New Year's that starts with each letter in the words NEW YEARS
New Year's Crossword Puzzle: This crossword includes fun New Year's Eve and New Year's Day words and is perfect as a fast finisher or time filler.
New Year's Word Search: This word search includes fun New Year's Eve and New Year's Day words and is perfect as a fast finisher or time filler.

The best part? You'll love that your students are having so much fun doing engaging New Year's worksheets and learning at the same time! They are a really good time filler or fast finisher at the start of the new year when students back to school after New Year's. You can also use them in rotations during Daily 5.

These worksheets are quick to print and easy for students to understand. Your students will be learning but will be having fun in the process! They're also easy to assign a substitute to do with students.

Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

CCSS.1.MD.C.4, CCSS.1.OA.A.1, CCSS.W.1.1, CCSS.W.1.2, CCSS.W.1.3, CCSS.L.1.1c, CCSS.L.1.2b

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