We love doing unit studies during the Christmas holiday break. It’s a fun way to take a break from academics and get a chance to learn about something we may not normally have time to fit into our daily schedule in our homeschool.
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens is a wonderful, classic story to read outloud and learn about during Christmas time!
You can read this book for free HERE on the public domain.
You can also listen to it being read aloud from Librivox HERE.
If you would like the physical copy you can purchase it on Amazon HERE.
After reading this story, there are lots of free printables to create your own unit study on this classic:
60 Page Christmas Carol Workbook from Student Handouts
A Christmas Carol Lesson Plans
A Christmas Carol Printable Unit Study and Activity Pages from Teaching with Children’s Books
A Christmas Carol Printable Notebooking Page
Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol Unit Study from DIY Homeschooler
FREE Power Point Presentations for A Christmas Carol from Pete’s Power Point Station
5 Fun Ways to Turn the Muppets Christmas Carol into a Homeschool Unit Study from 7 Sisters Homeschool
There are lots of freebies from Teacher Pay Teachers:
A Christmas Carol Christmas Reflection Writing Activity
A Christmas Carol Complete Teaching Unit
A Christmas Carol Victorian Christmas Worksheet
A Christmas Carol Folder Project
There are so many variations of this classic tale to watch as well:
Disney’s a Christmas CarolA Christmas CarolThe Man Who Invented ChristmasScrooge (In Color)A Christmas CarolThe Man Who Invented ChristmasCharles Dickens: Four Novels (Leather-bound Classics)The Charles Dickens Collection: Boxed SetCharles Dickens: The Man That Asked for More
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