Christmas Shadow Matching 6
This matching activity is great fun for younger kids. Can they match each cute Christmas character to its shadow?
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NEW! Shadow puzzles are a fun way of encouraging young children's observational skills. We ask them to look at the shape of various pictures and match them to a shadow version, which might be a slightly different size, too.
This matching activity is great fun for younger kids. Can they match each cute Christmas character to its shadow?
Here are 5 Christmas characters and their corresponding shadows, but we've mixed them all up! Can the children work out the correct shadow for each picture?
The five funny Christmas characters are all holding a festive object, but can the children match them to the correct shadow?
Can the kids match the colour pictures of the Christmas toys to their all-black shadows? They'll need to look carefully at the outlines of the shapes.
Match the African animal to its shadow! Perfect for practising visual discrimination and matching skills...
Ask the kids to test their matching skills with this festive Christmas shadow puzzle. Can they match each picture to the correct shadow?
Can the kids match the colour pictures of the Christmas objects to their all-black shadows? They'll need to look carefully at the outlines of the shapes.
Here are five festive pictures of objects you might see around Christmas, and a shadow for each. Can the children match the pictures to the correct shadows?
Ask the children to analyse the festive black shadows on the right and match them with the Christmas pictures on the left. It's a great way to practise visual and matching skills, and lots of fun too...
This matching activity is great fun for younger kids. Can they match the farm animal to its shadow?
Autumn leaves come in all different shapes and sizes! Can the children match each leaf on this page to the matching shadow?
Ask the kids to test their matching skills with this fun minibeast shadow puzzle. Can they match each minibeast picture to the correct shadow?
Can the children analyze the shapes of the pet animals and match them to the correct shadows? A fun activity to help strengthen visual discrimination skills!
Here are 5 sea creatures and their corresponding shadows, but we've mixed them all up! Can the children work out the correct shadow for each picture?
Here are five pictures of objects you might see at the seaside, and a shadow for each. Can the children match the pictures to the correct shadows?
Can the kids match the colour pictures of the summer objects to their all-black shadows? They'll need to look carefully at the outlines of the shapes.
Can the children analyze the shapes of the Thanksgiving pictures and match them to the correct shadows? A fun activity to help strengthen visual discrimination skills!
Can the children analyze the shapes of the Thanksgiving turkeys and match them to the correct shadows? A fun activity to help strengthen visual discrimination skills! Available in colour or black and white versions below.
Can the children analyze the black shadows and match them with the Thanksgiving pictures above? It's a great way to practise visual and matching skills and learn a little about Thanksgiving, too.
Can the children work out which of the shadows matches the thanksgiving turkey? A great way to practice visual and matching skills...
Can the children analyse the black shadows on the right and match them with the weather pictures on the left? It's a great way to practise visual and matching skills and learn a little about the weather, too...
Can the children analyze the shapes of the characters enjoying some winter fun and match them to the correct shadows? A fun activity to help strengthen visual discrimination skills!
Ask the children to analyse the winter black shadows inside the cable cars and match them with the pictures underneath. It's a great way to practise visual and matching skills, and lots of fun too...
Match the winter clothing to its shadow! Perfect for practising visual discrimination and matching skills...
We've got some lovely pictures with a wintry theme, but can the children match them to the correct shadow?