Christmas Carols: Unit Studies and FREE Printables
Published:
December 1, 2016
Contributor:
Sarah Shelton
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As soon as Thanksgiving is over, we are turning on the Christmas music and and it stays on in our home until New Years Day! My favorite Christmas music is hymns and carols. They all have such a wonderful story to tell in their songs and words. Here are some great unit studies and printables for you to use when listening to your favorite Christmas Carols this year in your homeschool!
Lists of Christmas Carols to learn and listen to:
Ambleside Online Christmas Carols – list of 40 Christmas Carols with lyrics!
You must check out Hymns and Carols of Christmas for a list of every Christmas Hymn and Carol. There are so many carols in this ultimate treasury!
20 Classic Christmas Songs FREE Songbook from Vibrant Homeschooling
Christmas Carol Unit Studies:
History of Christmas Carols: The Little Drummer Boy
Christmas Carols: The Story of Silent Night
Joy to the World Hymn Study and Printables from Thiel Academy
O Come All Ye Faithful Hymn Study and Notebooking from Thiel Academy
Christmas Song Study – The Little Drummer Boy from A Net in Time Schooling
Christmas Carol Printables:
FREE Christmas Carol Copywork Pack in Manuscript and Cursive from Life of a Homeschool Mom
FREE Christmas Carols Copywork from A Moment in Our World
Christmas Carol Cursive Copywork from Only Passionate Curiosity
Christmas Carols Handwriting and Copywork Pages from Embark on the Journey
If you want an open and go study with no prepping on your part you have to check out Gloria: A Christmas Hymn Study.
Gloria: A Christmas Hymn Study is a 92-page collection of history, scripture, and fun. In addition to the story behind the hymn, students are guided through a study of the meaning behind it and the scripture that shares the story of this wonderful event. Each hymn includes the music and lyrics for you to learn and sing, plus a Tin Whistle tablature. This fingering would work for any similar instrument, like a recorder. Of course, there are also copywork pages, coloring pages, word searches, and other fun activities to go along with the hymns.
Sarah Shelton
Sarah is a wife, daughter of the King and Mama to 4 children (two homeschool graduates) She is a an eclectic, Charlotte Mason style homeschooler that has been homeschooling for over 20 years.. She is still trying to find the balance between work and keeping a home and gardens. She can only do it by the Grace of God, coffee and green juice
