St. Nicholas Day worksheets (printable)
Free printable St. Nicholas Day worksheets for kids: crossword, word search and more, built from 20 English words with clues (e.g. nicholas, present, boot, birch rod).
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Ages 6-8
- nicholas — Saint ___ brings Polish children gifts on December 6
- present — A wrapped surprise from someone close to you
- boot — Children put one out to get gifts in it
- birch rod — A bundle of twigs, a joke gift for naughty children
- candy — A sweet treat in a colorful wrapper
- chocolate — Sweet and brown, made from cocoa
- tangerine — A small orange fruit given as a present
- sack — A big cloth bag carried over the shoulder
- star — It shines in the sky on a winter evening
- gingerbread — A spicy-smelling cookie
- pillow — On the morning of December 6, children look under it for a gift
- bishop — A church leader in a tall pointed hat, like the saint of Myra
- snow — White flakes that fall from the sky in winter
- reindeer — It pulls Santa's sleigh
- kindness — Being nice to other people
- morning — The time of day when children find their gifts on December 6
- envelope — You put a letter in it and add a stamp
Ages 9-12
- bishop — The saint of December 6 was one, and he helped the poor
- nicholas — The kind saint from Myra who gives children gifts on December 6
- tradition — A custom passed down from generation to generation
- gift — Something given freely, without expecting payment
- present — A St. Nicholas surprise children wait for all year
- boot — Polished and waiting in the morning for candy
- birch rod — An old symbol of a warning to naughty children
- kindness — Helping others, which the saint is known for
- tangerine — A citrus fruit linked with winter holidays
- sack — Holds all the gifts
- chocolate — A St. Nicholas treat, often shaped like a figure
- pillow — A small gift waits under it on the morning of December 6
- snow — The winter weather that children wait for
- family — Enjoys the St. Nicholas surprises together