We love doing unit studies during the Christmas holiday break. These A Christmas Carol worksheets and unit studies will make the very best out of this amazing Christmas classic.
Unit studies are a fun way to take a break from academics and lesson plans. Children learn about something we may not normally fit into our daily homeschool schedule. Our children may have seen plenty of Christmas time movies. However, a deep dive into the classic movie is a great way for our students to learn during the holidays.
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens is a wonderful, classic story to read out loud and learn about during Christmas time.
Is A Christmas Carol good for kids?
Children from the ages of 7 to 18 can totally read the classic A Christmas Carol written by Charles Dickens in 1843 on their own. They can learn lots from it. You can read simple versions to your children younger than that in an easy-to-read version – Christmas Carol.
What is A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens about?
The story’s main character is Ebenezer Scrooge who truly is a miser (wealth hoarder/a cheapskate). He is also NOT fond of Christmas at all. On Christmas Eve, he is visited by four ghosts. They are the ghost of Christmas past, the ghost of Christmas future, present, and his former partner Jacob Marley.
Their visit is all in hopes that Scrooge will change his ways. Otherwise, he will face the negative consequences of staying the same. Our children can learn about helping others, thinking of others, and the importance of love and compassion. Students also can learn about greed and its impacts.
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Where can we access A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens?
Your students can read this book for free on the Project Gutenberg public domain.
They can also listen to it being read aloud from LibriVox.
If your family prefers the physical copy, you can purchase it on Amazon.
After reading this story, there are lots of free printables to create your own unit study on this classic. Check all you need for your own unit study on this Christmas classic below.
Recommended: Special Christmas BundlePreparing Your Heart for Christmas is a short 10-day Advent devotional and is suitable for children in grades K-4. Younger children will enjoy the daily devotions and discussion questions, Advent Coloring Pages, and Advent Scene Builder. If you have an older child – no worries! Christmas Around The World Unit Study is for grades 4 & up!
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A Christmas Carol Worksheets & Printables
Enhance your student’s learning experience by incorporating fun unit studies into the holiday season. These A Christmas Carol worksheets and unit studies help make connections to the classic movie.
Unit Studies for A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol Printable Unit Study and Activity Pages – From Ebenezer Scrooge to Tiny Tim, your elementary students will enjoy this classic tale. The fun A Christmas Carol unit study is perfect for kicking off the holiday lessons in your home.
Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol Unit Study – This is a great source to explain the details of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. It has information about Dickens, explains the impact of the book on our holiday season, and more.
5 Fun Ways to Turn the Muppets Christmas Carol into a Homeschool Unit Study – Ever think your kids can learn from the Muppets, Christmas Carol? They totally can with this homeschool unit study for Christmas time.
Christmas Carol Mini Unit – This mini-unit for A Christmas Carol comes with 6-pages that include a Kwanzaa guide, viewing guides, homework assignments, a short quiz, and a final book project.
A Christmas Carol Complete Teaching Unit – Are you teaching a unit on A Christmas Carol for middle school students or high school students? This teaching unit includes comprehensive questions for studying. Yoru students can also use background notes, vocabulary lists, allegory work, a final exam, and more.
A Christmas Carol Worksheets and Printables
60 Page Christmas Carol Workbook – You will not want to miss this 60-page workbook to add your A Christmas Carol unit study for your homeschool. It features the Victorian classic and is appropriate for grade levels 5 and above.
A Christmas Carol Lesson Plan – To make sure your students are comprehending the classic novel, this lesson plan is a great addition to your unit. The only active link is the Ghost of Christmas Present lesson plan exploring the topic of characters and choices.
A Christmas Carol Printable Notebooking Page – This free notebooking page features images from three different scenes in the novel. It is a simple downloadable PDF.
Free PowerPoint Presentations for A Christmas Carol – Check out this awesome list of free presentations in PowerPoint format for A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. You will also find kids’ games, and resources for homeschool parents as well to help with teaching.
A Christmas Carol Christmas Reflection Writing Activity – Your middle school students (7th – 9th) grade can use this as a simple Christmas reflection prompt for discussion. It includes a cool activity and a reflective essay prompt.
A Christmas Carol Victorian Christmas Worksheet – This is a super cool activity. It allows your students to explore and write a diary entry as if they were a child living in 1880 in Victorian England as part of their A Christmas Carol unit.
A Christmas Carol Folder Project – Following your students’ read of A Christmas Carol and your unit study this great folder project will wrap everything up. This is a great way to know that your student has gotten the most of this beautiful Christmas classic.
Merry Christmas to you and your family! Don’t forget to keep counting your blessings through the holiday season.
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Sarah is a wife, daughter of the King and Mama to 4 children (one who is a homeschool graduate)! She is a an eclectic, Charlotte Mason style homeschooler that has been homeschooling for over 16 years now. She is still trying to find the balance between work and keeping a home and says she can only do it by the Grace of God, and Coffee!
